Slur or nickname Gringo debate stirs Mexican press
Mexicans weigh if Gringo is always insulting as The News debates usage. Readers cite Estadounidense as neutral option while theories trace Gringo to a Texas song or green coats. A poll suggests insult depends on intent.
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Nicola E. Kokema
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Training For Scout Adults At Two Sessions In October
The Northern Light District schedules two training events for adult Girl Scouts leaders this month. A Wednesday badge workshop at First Methodist Church teaches coordinating badges judging work and record keeping. An Oct 31 Halloween gathering at Camp Stonybrook celebrates Juliette Low’s birthday and covers using Brownie Junior and Cadette handbooks.
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Northern Light District
First Methodist Church
Camp Stonybrook
Juliette Low
EST Puts Motorists In The Dark
James A. Martin of Granville warns that the switch back to Standard Time will plunge evening rush hour into darkness. He cites the October 29 changeover and notes homebound workers will face darkness at 5:30 or 6 p.m. The noted driver points to Northeast DST experience showing increased congestion as drivers are caught off guard.
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James A. Martin
Granville
Ohio Trucking Association
Vision
Martin
Arthritis Session Set Tuesday
A movie and panel discussion sponsored by the Butler County Arthritis Foundation will be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the campus branch of the First National Bank. The meeting is open to the public with emphasis toward arthritic patients and their families. The film Misery Merchants will be shown followed by a question and answer period Speakers include Bob Lincoln executive director of the Hamilton County Arthritis Foundation and George Glass a Butler County volunteer.
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Butler County Arthritis Foundation
First National Bank
Misery Merchants
Bob Lincoln
Hamilton County Arthritis Foundation
George Glass
Butler County Foundation
Naturalists Wire Eagles to Track Deaths from Pesticides
Naturalists attach one ounce radio transmitters to golden eagles to trace movement and survival. They aim to study how pesticide ingestion affects the species and guide conservation efforts.
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