Killer bees getting bad publicity in Mississippi
Mississippi State University entomologist says the term killer bee misleads the public. Africanized bees, crossbred with European bees, are not more venomous but react quickly, potentially delivering many stings. Arrival in Mississippi is expected in two to three years. caution around all bees is advised to prevent fear and preserve beekeeping.
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Starkville
Miss
James Jarratt
Mississippi State University
Mississippi
Jarratt
Brazil
Central America
Texas
South America
Jarrat
U.S
Tricks of the job search trade for tough economy
AP Special Feature explains myths about job hunting. Challenger advises that layoffs do not erase openings and that resumes rarely secure interviews. Networking, listening in early interviews, and careful questions matter. Accepting lower pay hurts, transferable skills help, and long unemployment risks career rebound.
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James E. Challenger
Number of female judges grows and shapes court views
The article notes 9 percent of judges are women and predicts one in four by 2020, with increasing female lawyers. It cites judges and scholars arguing gender experiences influence rulings on divorce and child welfare, while some cautioning about overemphasis on gender.
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Christine Durham
Utah Supreme Court
Santa Clara
Harvard
Laurence Tribe
U.S. Supreme Court
Sandra Day O'Connor
Raoul Felder
Joseph P. Sullivan
New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division
Judith Resnick
University of Southern California
Floriade '92 blooms in Zoetermeer Holland visitors flock
Visitors stream to Zoetermeer for Floriade '92 as fields of flowers paint a riot of color. The decade show opened in April and runs through October with 21 000 on opening day. Exhibits span 20 countries, from orchids to bonsai, plus ecological and technological displays. The 168 acre park mirrors Versailles and Hampton Court with sensory gardens and a butterfly area.
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Zoetermeer
Holland
Netherlands
The
Hague
Florinde
Versailles
Hampton Court
Taking it easy at national recreation sites in 1990
Lake Mead and Blue Ridge Parkway led the national parks system in attendance for 1990 with over 31 million visitors combined. An exhibit demonstrates clean water benefits with an aquarium footpath showing thriving plants on one side and wilting plants on polluted water. Visitors can ride vintage trams or a monorail at the fairgrounds.
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Blue Ridge Parkway
Va.n.c
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Calif
Discover the Discovery Unit at River Parishes Hospital
If you live with an alcoholic the piece urges reaching out for help before catastrophe. The four phase program covers detoxification rehabilitation family involvement and extended care with 24 hour confidential consultations and a free initial discussion.
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Discovery Unit of
River Parishes
Discovery Unit
River Parishes Hospital
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