Dust mites invade homes as hidden allergy foes
St Louis allergist Dr Raymond Slavin warns dust mites turn bedrooms into allergen hubs. Mites feed on human dander and release chemicals triggering runny noses, with 40 million Americans affected by inhalant allergies. Lorraine Stark, once allergy plagued, found relief by ridding her bedroom of dust and carpeting.
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St. Louis
United States
Slavin
Lorraine J. Stark
Ladue
St. Louis University Medical School
Ms. Stark
St. Louis U.’s
Public Notice of Environmental Impact Review and Meeting
Farmers Home Administration seeks a loan for a water treatment plant and related facilities in Peterstown and Lindside Monroe County WV. Public meetingJanuary 3 1991 at 7 00 PM at Red Sulphur Public Service District office Peterstown WV to discuss the environmental assessment and potential impacts.
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Nha
Farmers Home Administration
Aee
Ed Sulphur Public Service District
Peterstown
Lindside
Prn
John Farmers Home
Morgantown
Fesers Home Administration
Ragland Road
Beckley
Red Sulphur Public Service District
Irens
Monroe County
Farmers Home
C. Musgrave
P. O. Box
Tazewell County
Virginia
Charles R. Patton
Nancy L. Patton
James W. Dudley
Carroll Rea
Circuit Court
Tazewell
Hawk's Heights
West Virginia
One Valley Bank of
Mercer County, Inc
Princeton
Federal De—_ Insurance Corporation
Washington, D.C
Commercial Bank of
Tuefield
Bluefield
Federal Deposit Insurance Act
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Peachtree Avenue
N.E
Marquis One
Suite 1200
Atlanta
Georgia
West Virginia Board of Banking and Financial Institutions
Wee Ee
Charleston
ONE Valley Bank
Mercer County
Volunteerism rises as baby boomers give more time
A Minneapolis story shows baby boomers volunteering more as they balance careers and families. Joanne Whiterabbit, 19 in college, now spends hours monthly aiding American Indian students and joins a rising trend of midlife volunteers.
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Minneapolis
Joanne Whiterabbit
United Way Buttons
Honeywell
Cray Research
Ms. Whiterabbit
Virginia Hodgkinson
O Research
Washington, D.C
Gallup
Laura Lee Geraghty
Minnesota
Ralph Whitehead
University of Massachusetts
California Supreme Court Upheld Most of Prop 115 Provisions
California Supreme Court ruled most of Prop 115 remains valid, upholding reforms to speed justice and aid crime victims while striking down a provision limiting protections to those in line with the U.S. Constitution. Prosecution groups and abortion advocates call it a mixed but largely favorable outcome.
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Sacramento
California Supreme Court
California
Michael Sweet
California District Attorneys Association
John van de Kamp
State Supreme Court
Rose Bird
Robin Schneider
California Abortion Rights Action League
Schneider
Dan Lungren
San Francisco
Arlo Smith
Smith
Prehistoric populations offer climate crisis warnings from UVa study
Charlottesville based researchers Stephen Plog and Don Rice of the University of Virginia argue that studies of Pueblo and Mayan populations illuminate today’s environmental pressures. They cite deforestation and high density as likely factors in Pueblo decline, while Mayans exemplified sustainable farming in a fragile rainforest ecosystem.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
U.S. Southwest
Central America
University of Virginia
Stephen E. Plog
Don S. Rice
Rice
Pueblo
Plog
Journal of Field Archaeology
U.va
Jeffrey L. Hantman
New Mexico
Chaco Canyon
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