Bright side in the insect battle and future protein options
Dr Howard A. Schneiderman of UC Irvine foresees a positive angle in reducing pesticide pollution and world hunger. He suggests insects as a protein source and notes bread could be fortified with insect meal, paralleling fish meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Schneiderman
School of Biological Sciences
Irvine
University of California
Pecos curio shop seeks local volunteers and ideas
A Pecos resident announces a mid October opening of a curio and souvenir store at Grogan Motors, 202 Cedar St. He seeks community help, consignment items focused on West Texas and Pecos, and volunteers to produce and staff handmade wares for travelers and locals. He outlines a two-list consignment plan with fair profit sharing.
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Pecos
Grogan Motors
Cedar St
2Nd and
Hwy
Dodge
Rabbit brush battle ends with blistered hands in Oregon
In central Oregon, Ward T. Sims recalls a field clearing mission against rabbit brush Chrysothamnus graveolens. After three hours of swinging a mattock, he and family members exhaust the five acres of oats, finish with blisters and a stubborn remaining green patch.
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Ward T. Sims
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
West
Prineville
Oregon
Les Hubble
Son Dixon
Pineville Reservoir
Les
Dixon
New Jersey
Hubele
Crook County
Status of Women shows gains and ongoing barriers
Jurate Zakickas surveys the slow rise of women in politics education and work, noting gains in rights and representation but persistent pay gaps, occupational limits, and protective laws. She highlights the Equal Rights Amendment's potential impact and cites education and legal hurdles shaping women's status.
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Jurate Zakickas
Associated Press
New York
McSorley’s
California
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Ohio
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Martha Griffiths
Citizen’s Advisory Council
Time-Life
Newsweek
Department of Justice
Libby-Owen Glass Co
Lucille Shriver
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Civil Service Commission
Republican National Committee
Congress
Virginia Knauer
Nixon
Betty Friedan
March For
Chile Recalls Czech Story on Allende Election
The piece compares Chile's 36.3 percent result for Allende to Czechoslovakia's 1946 Communist rise under Gottwald and reflects on possible paths for Chile's future. It notes Chile as a rich copper and mineral nation facing land expropriation, nationalization hopes, and potential political shifts amid social and economic strains.
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Washington
NEA
Salvador Allende
Chile
Allende
Czechoslovakia
Benes
Klement Gottwald
Gottwald
Europe
India
Red
Red China
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Congress
Jorge Alessandri
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Can You Collect Social Security as Wife and Retiree
A reader asks if she can draw both wife and own retirement benefits. The answer is no for simultaneous collection. if her own benefit exceeds wife benefits, she receives the higher amount. Another reader seeks mailed checks to a bank and must grant power of attorney. conditions include need, deposit only, and a reputable bank, via Form 233 at the bank and a social security office address change.
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