Danza Venezuela shines in Spokane showing despite gear loss
The Danza Venezuela group of 26 dancers 7 singers and 9 instrumentalists performed at a Spokane senior high, borrowing instruments and supporting from students after gear failure. Yolanda Moreno led graceful numbers celebrating Venezuelan folk traditions with vibrant costumes and precise motion.
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Venezuela
Yolanda “Morena
Vany
Spokane
Anx Improstu
Saint Peter
Maria Ignacia
Margarita
Caracas
Yolanda Moreno
Plains
River blindness plagues Volta basin with river fly scourge
Brenda W. Rotzoll reports on the Simulium damnosum black fly spreading onchocerciasis across the Volta River basin. An international team seeks a biological control using a merme thid, while WHO funds a 20 year spray program started in 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda W. ‘Rotzoll
Dixville Notch
N.H
UPI
Volta River
Texas
Yemen
International Development Research Center
Ottawa
Canada
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Ivory Coast
Marshall Laird
World Health Organization
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Laird
Volta Basin
Federal panel moves to regulate recombinant DNA research
A government interagency committee urged federal standards to regulate recombinant DNA experiments that splice genetic material from different organisms. NIH chief Donald Fredrickson warned of potential risks to workers and the public, noting current NIH rules omit non government funded labs. Senators Bumpers and Rogers have introduced or prepared legislation to address regulation.
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AL Rossiter JR
UPI
Washington
UPD
Interagency
Donald Fredrickson
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Executive Branch
Fredrickson
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Legisla
Skiing Conditions Improve Across South Idaho Resorts
In south Idaho resorts snowfalls boosted conditions. Bogus Basin near Boise added 14 16 inches for a 38 inch pack. Brundage Mountain north of McCall gained eight inches to 66 top 2 bottom. Soldier Mountain near Fairfield received six to eight inches for 24 total. Pomerelle south of Burley added six inches to 36. Sun Valley saw 0.5 to 1 inch. Warm Springs averaged around 40 inches and ski quality ranged from good to excellent.
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Boise
UPI
Newson
Maho
Bogus Basin
Brundage Mountain
McCall
Soldier Mountain
Fairfield
Pomerelle
Card of Thanks for Bert Glen South
The family thanks friends and relatives for support during the loss of Bert Glen South. Special gratitude goes to the congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses and to Fusaku Hamawa for their care and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Glen South
Congregation’ of Jehovah's Witnesses
Fusaku Hamawa
Community events fill Bonner County with meetings and gatherings
Dozens of organizations schedule March activities from 4 H clinics to beekeepers and sewing clinics. Key events include a March 15 Social Security info visit in Sandpoint, March 10 blood bank mobile in Sandpoint, and a March 26 credit union annual meeting in Sandpoint. Many meetings set for March 10 11 12 15 across Sandpoint Bonner County.
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Bonner County
Bonner County Christian Women’s Club
Lifehouse
Hope
Leola Cole
Rosenburg
Oregon
Stonecroft Cwc
Marian Meek
Sandpoint
Maxine Moe
Coeur d’ Alene
Social Security Administration
West Main St
Spokane
VFW. Post
Lake-St
Bonner
Forest, Sandpoint
Larry Sterling
Panhandle Public Employees Federal Credit Union
Harry’s Coffee Shop
Sandpoint Federal Building
Astro Destiny Aries to Pisces Weekly Horoscope Overview
Aries jumps to conclusions may lead to regrets as March 21 to April 19 prompts caution. Taurus romance potential emerges April 20 to May 20 with positive thinking. Gemini should seize week May 21 to June 20 and give others a break with a smile. Cancer appearance matters this week with career implications. Leo taking on heavy burdens can backfire. Virgo ESP feels strong with surprising outcomes. Libra diligence pays off, worth recognized at work. Scorpio planning ahead aids career success. mind small details. Sagittarius kindness matters to others this week. Capricorn versatility boosts business and romance. social acceptance grows. Aquarius and Pisces note financial gains possible if actions are correct. meditate amid obstacles and delays.
Saccharin Ban Astonishes Medical Expert In Albany
Albany expert Dr. Fred Coulston of Albany Medical College called the FDA saccharin ban astonishing and said saccharin is safe for humans. He noted the move to remove saccharin from foods and beverages, rather than restrict it to prescription use, leaves about 20 million diabetics in a diet dilemma. The FDA cited Canadian cancer studies in animals as justification, though Coulston argued test doses were far higher than human consumption.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Fred Coulston
Institute of Comparatives and Human Toxicology
Albany Medical College
Coulston
FDA
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Enezuela
Audiente
Danza
National Council For Culture of Venezuela
Mexico
Guatemala
Brazil
New England
United States
Upper Volta
Tion
Congress
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
South
Idaho
Sandpoint,, Idaho
Steve Allard
Davis & Hosch Music
Eagles
Atted
Selle Wainglers 4-H Horse Club
Betty Tuckey
Moscow
Selle Wranglers
Horse Project Club
Selle Grange
North Idaho
Washington Water Power Building
Selle Extension Club
Joe Barnes
Delamarter
Hope, Trestle Creek and Clark Fork
Martha Circle
Masonic Temple
Schweitzer ‘Valley Dwellers 4
Rebekah Lodge
Pine and
Euclid
Westmond Grange
Jim McNall
Russia
Sandpoint High School
Chet Howell
Erie
Panhandle Racing Assoc
Betty Mott
Donna Boles
Women’s Relief Corps
IWA
Senior Citizens Center
Forest and Main
Pack River Grange
Christian Womens Aglow
Edgewater
Lorene Garrett
Methodist Church
Grange Hall
North Idaho Community Concert Association
Rico Saccani
Coeur d' Alene High
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Wee&k
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
The
Nice
PaSergeantsé
Miler-Morton Company
AH Robins
Richmond
Fournier Agency
Farmers Insurance Group
Sandpoint Veterinary
INIC
Paul H. King, JR
Magic Mirror Styling Salon
Blulring
Sandpont
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