Women’s Day Conference Highlights Cultural Roots Theme
The 18th International Women’s Day Conference at Casa de la Cultura featured panels on preserving cultural roots with Irene Gonzalez Jo Elda Perez Gloria McGuire and Ethel Warrior. Diana Abrego spoke on worker and women's rights as Barbara Renaud Gonzalez delivered the keynote.
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Severa
Irene Gonzalez
Jo Elda Perez
Gloria McGuire
Ethel Warrior
Warrior
Diana Abrego
Barbara Renaud Gonzalez
Casa de la Cultura
Teatro Mexico
Abrego
Renana Gonzalez
Sara Castle
Becky Andrews
Erika Gomez
Venice Faz
Lupita de la Paz
Amanda Salazar
Monica Puente
Adriana Villarreal
Casa
Sally Anne Finkelstein
Reina Rodriguez
Diamond G. Vigil
Dorothy Brown
Donna Berndt
Linda Rust
Sally Donnelly
Kathleen Burgess
Querida
Miki” Lombard
Nancy O’brien
Patricia Fairson
Dolores Lopez
Pam Bunch
News-Herald
Karen Gleaser
del Rio
Rosa Arrambide
Rosalinda Botello
Renaud Gonzalez
Dreamland Sleep Study Aids Local Patients at Bauer Street Lab
In Del Rio a sleep specialist, Roger Debinsky, runs home like lab tests on patients at Suite A 106 Bauer St to diagnose insomnia and breathing disorders among 88 recognized sleep issues. His sleep studies use EEG, ECG, limb movement, snoring and airflow measurements to gauge sleep stages and diagnose conditions.
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Roger Debinsky
del Rio
Debinsky
Bauer St
United States
American Sleep Disorders Association
ASDA
Abigail Torrescano
Roger Debinski
Debinski
Spain votes out Aznar as Zapatero rises after Madrid attacks
In Madrid and across Spain the ruling Popular Party is ousted after terrorist bombings. Jose Maria Aznar faces a leftist victory led by Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero who pledges to withdraw troops from Iraq by July. The election follows four days of mass protests and a police probe into the attacks.
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Golondrina
Texas
Madrid
Spain
Iraq
Jose Maria Aznar
Popular Party
Aznar
Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero
Zapatero
al-Qaida
Osama bin Laden
ETA
Stricter CHIP asset test proposed in Texas
Public hearings are set on a proposed asset test for the Texas CHIP program that would disqualify families with more than 5000 dollars in liquid assets. The measure, aimed at May implementation, could push already eligible children off coverage as advocates warn of more drops.
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Austin
State Health and Human Services Commission
Ings
Dan Fink
Cook Children’s Health Plan
Fort Worth
Cook Children's Health
Commission
Kristie Zamrazil
Austin American-Statesman
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