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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1976

Page

29

Students Grow Own Flowers for Rose Parade in Pasadena

California students at Cal Poly Pomona and peers in San Luis Obispo manage about 300 000 flowers for the Tournament of Roses Parade. They plant stock in spring, transplant to fields, and harvest blooms in early December to match the float designs such as the 1977 Tans of Fun elephant. Local and Hawaii origin blossoms mix with regional mowers and chrysanthemums shaping the route spectacle.

Pasadena Califap California Hawaii California State Polytechnic University Pomona San Luis Obispo Patty Trompson Cal Poly Pomona Oreamental Patty Cal Poly Paul Pang

Diamantina Brazils diamonds and the legend of Xica

In Diamantina Minas Gerais a colorful 18th century diamond boom fuels legends of wealth and excess. Xica de Silva, a freed slave who became the wealthiest woman in the town, dazzled Lisbon with Fernandes de Oliveira’s monopoly profits. A lake and boat symbolized luxury as the era sparked scandal and later a Brazilian film retelling the tale.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Texas Braz Diamantina Juscelino Kubitschek Minas Gerais Xica Sheekah) de Silva Joao Fernandes de Oliviera Portugal Fernandes Lisbon Rica

Hughes ends stalemate in Maryland commuter rail aid

Maryland Secretary Harry R. Hughes says the department will negotiate to satisfy Labor Department terms and aims to resolve the stalemate hindering a $7.6 million federal grant for Chessie System B&O lines between Camden Station and Washington and Brunswick and Washington. The move seeks efficient service at low cost and consolidation of rail duties. An animal tongues item follows about gecko lizards bald eagle and lizards tongue uses.

Maryland Harry R. Hughes Washington Hughes Department of Labor Bernard Delury Department Urban Mass Transit Administration Chessie System Camden Baltimore Brunswick Animal Tongues National Geographic Society Society

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