Doctor Carries Spear On Rounds In Namibia Hospital
In Oshakati Namibia a leading doctor, Johan Gildenhuys, uses a spear on rounds to meet Himba and Tjimba patients. He oversees a 600 bed hospital with modern drugs and a 3.6 million dollar campus serving Ovamboland and Kaokoland.
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Global monitoring group eyed under UN plan
Dr. W. Frank Blair of the University of Texas says a United Nations sponsored system will monitor earths ecosystems for political decision making. Baseline stations would track metals, pesticides and carbon dioxide across air water and living organisms. The program will study deserts in Argentina and Mexico and migrant populations alongside the Alaska pipeline impact.
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U. S. National Committee
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University of Texas
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U.S
United Nations
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Sonora
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Ballet maestro Volkoff marks 40 years in Toronto school
The 69 year old Russian born Boris Volkoff reflects on a 50 year ballet career. He opened his Toronto school after moving there in 1930 and now trains many noted dancers while warning students to pursue proper discipline and patience. He recalls designing Canada’s first ice ballet in 1936 and leading a 15 Canadian group to Berlin in the Olympic dance festival.
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