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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1995

Page

6

Parched Mexicans diverting water crisis deepens

Texas official says Mexican farmers siphon Rio Grande water below Anzalduas Dam to irrigate parched fields in northeastern Mexico. Gov. Bush rejects Texas water loans, stressing IBWC must enforce the 1944 treaty as Mexican reservoirs near depletion and crop losses rise.

Larepo Tex Mexico Rio Grande Valley Texas Water Rio Grande Anzalduas Dam Mission John Hinojosa Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Weslaco Brownsville Texas Hinojosa Austin George W. Bush Bush John M. Bernal International Boundary and Water Commission el Paso United States IBWC Tamaulipas Nuevo Leon Coahuila Chihuahua

Wilson faces immigration stumble as past hire resurfaces

California Governor Pete Wilson acknowledged in 1978 he employed an undocumented housekeeper and did not pay Social Security taxes, a disclosure that unsettles his looming White House bid. Advisers say no laws were broken, while rivals seize the moment to question consistency, with mixed public skepticism about short term impact.

Washington California Pete Wilson Wilson San Diego United States Barbara Boxer White House Clinton Senate Michael Huffington Craig Fuller GOP Ed Goeas Goeas

Genetically altered potato OK'd for crops

Washington AP reports the EPA approved Monsanto NewLeaf potato for full commercial production, using Bacillus thuringiensis to kill the Colorado potato beetle. The move marks the first pesticide producing crop clearance with seeds to be planted next spring for 1996 harvest.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency Monsanto Co Colorado Monsanto Upper Midwest Dennis L. Corsini Agriculture Department University of Idaho Union of Concerned Scientists

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