Tangi Food Pantry Expands as Community Support Grows
The pantry, now at 2410 W. Thomas St in a climate controlled building, relies on public support including a $15 family membership. Founded in 1985, it moved from a condemned Hanson Street cannery to a larger Town & Country Plaza site, serving 1,831 families last year and seeking a freezer and copier.
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Sylvia Bush
Tangi Food Pantry
Carl Stolley
Grace Memorial Episcopal Church
Stolley
First Assembly of God
U.S. Highway 51 South
Social Service Council
First Presbyterian Church
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Wilbert Dangerfield
Social Services
Alleluia
Tangi Food
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FORPLAN flaws cast doubt on U.S. forest yield claims
A detailed field study in Oregon's Umpqua National Forest shows FORPLAN inputs are inflated. About 23 percent of surveyed acres have 170 or fewer trees per acre, far below the 300 per acre assumption, with 17 percent of plantations overstocked. The findings suggest potential timber cuts could shrink 20 to 40 percent, and raise fire risks, undermining Forest Service data claims.
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Umpqua National Forest
U A
Umpqua
North
Alan Baumann
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Forest Plan
Starview Neill on Jurassic Park fame and hurricane chaos
Star Sam Neill discusses his lead role as Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic Park, noting Steven Spielberg's trust, the Hawaii shoot on Isla Nublar, and the Kauai hurricane Iniki that forced a hotel ballroom evacuation. He recalls close crew ties and hints at Goldblum Dern romance born during production.
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Dern
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Posse film review calls revisionist aim disappointingly thin
The article critiques Posse as an inept revisionist Western that pretends to spotlight African American contributions. Mario Van Peebles directed and stars as Jesse Lee, pursued by Colonel Graham. The piece condemns simple moralizing, muddled plotting, flat characters, and overdone cliches, offering little coherent drama or historical rewrite.
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Graham
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