Aztec Experts Deny Cannibalism Charge Of Sacrificial Rites
A New York anthropologist Dr Michael Harner argues Aztecs practiced cannibalism due to diet and religion. Critics including Dr Peter Furst Dr Nancy Troike and others say Aztec food supply was ample citing priests accounts Texcoco ducks corn beans and tribute. They deem Harner's cannibalism claim unsubstantiated and note scholarly debate belongs in journals not popular press.
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New School For Social Research
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American Ethnologist
American Anthropological Association
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State University of New York At Albany
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Texcoco
Tenochtitlan
Mexico
Nancy’ Troike
University of Texas
Troike
Woodrow Borah
University of California, Berkeley
H.B. Nicholson
University of California At
Los Angeles
Frances Berdan
California State University At
San Bernardino
Jacqueline de Durand-Forest
National Center For Scientific Research
Paris
Arthur J.C. Anderson
San Diego
Charles Dibble
University of Utah
Patricia Anawalt
UCLA
Thelma Sullivan
National Institute of Anthropology and History
Nigel Davies
University of London
Hasso von Winning
Southwest Museum
Wayne Ruwet
Stephen Colston
Cecelia Klein
Doris Heyden
Barbara Branstetter
Constanza Vega
Arizona citrus empire tied to Goldwater brother
An IRE investigation alleges Arrowhead Ranches NW of Phoenix, co owned by Robert Goldwater, and a Goldwater Sr. led entity employed illegal Mexican workers for over a decade. Reporters describe brutal pay, subhuman camps, coyote smuggling, and deportations, with links to the Martori family and party figures.
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Barry Goldwater
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Investigative Reporters and Editors
IRE
Arrowhead Ranches
Phoenix
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Robert Goldwater Sr
Martori
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Gene Butler
Border Patrol
Speed Reading Course Offered in Bennington
The New England Reading Lab presents a free one hour orientation for qualified Bennington residents at the Bennington Free Library Executive Conference Room. Sessions cover course details, schedules, and tuition, with times listed across March 24 to 29. Open to the public above age 13. under 18 with a parent if possible.
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Bennington Free Library
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EPA chief to fight 17 toxic chemicals
Environmental Protection Agency head Douglas Castle launches a campaign against 17 chemicals linked to cancer genetic and nerve disorders. He warns of silent epidemics and urges haste but no panic. Monsanto Co. pledges cooperation and shares information as the industry shifts to halt production of one chemical and reviews three others.
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UPI
Environmental Protection
Douglas Castle
Castle
Environmental Protection Agency
Monsanto Co
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EPA
EPA to tighten rules on PCB and CFC chemicals
Monsanto spokesman says new knowledge is useful for national interest. Castle pledges next month EPA regulations on PCBs and CFCs, and reviews 15 more substances, including arsenic, lead, mercury, asbestos, and Tris. He notes minimal risks remain but agency targets substances with clear health or environmental injury evidence.
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Monsanto
Castle
EPA
Radio CB displays and illegal slider definitions explained
E Z Strange discusses display types for 40 channel mobile CB rigs noting LED may wash out in sun LC displays brighten with light but dark in dim, gas displays read well day and night but need higher voltage. He warns against relying on handheld calculator displays and suggests consulting a dealer for mounting. The Q A covers slider as illegal channel shift up to 5 20 kHz and CB slang terms like Greyhound big dog ankle biter and livin dead.
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