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  1. More stories ignored by media.: An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review
  2. Seed Queen: The Story of Crop Art and the Amazing Lillian Colton by Colleen Sheehy, 2007-10-01
  3. Food set to become the next big global news story.(Focus): An article from: Winnipeg Free Press by Gale Reference Team, 2007-10-11
  4. Physiological role of some growth promoting substances, trace elements water regime & ecological factors, on growth, development & exchange of organic ... fiber crops: 5 years sci. report 1976-1981 by Reda Fahmy, 1981
  5. Growing ornamental greenhouse crops in gravel culture (Special circular / Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station) by Donald Carl Kiplinger, 1956
  6. Production of Florida greenhouse vegetables in rockwool: Greenhouse design and crop management by George J Hochmuth, 1992
  7. One big sample points the way.(Counting the Crop): An article from: Top Producer
  8. Put new-crop marketing in focus.(Illustration): An article from: Pro Farmer by Chip Flory, Brian Grete, 2005-04-30
  9. Cotton hits the fan: will other crops be next if WTO case stands? Brazil's WTO case against U.S. cotton policy is one shot across the bow. Pressures are ... Organization): An article from: Top Producer by Linda H. Smith, 2004-09-01
  10. Was 2005 corn crop pushed too hard, too fast?: An article from: Pro Farmer
  11. How crops have changed since Crop Tour.: An article from: Pro Farmer by Chip Flory, 2004-09-25
  12. Bidding for acres: despite higher prices, growers predict little change in crop mix: world commodity markets are crying for more corn and soybean acres ... An article from: Top Producer by Marcia Zarley Taylor, 2004-03-22
  13. Crop reports from AgWeb.com.(Brief Article): An article from: Pro Farmer
  14. United States Air Force Nurse Crops Captains' Perceived Leadership Effectiveness

101. UnderReported.com :: Surprising Stories From The Media And Primary Sources
media 764 Reads. According to a May 11, 2004 Reuters story And that s just the cropsintended to be planted with genetically modified seed. According to a Feb.
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Posted by: Admin on Monday, June 07, 2004 - 06:59 AM GMT 635 Reads According to an Apr. 9, 1981 New York Times article A Federal judge yesterday ordered a psychiatric examination for the 22-year-old unemployed man who was charged in Manhattan Tuesday with threatening to kill President Reagan. Other authorities said the man had indicated he was motivated to commit violence by a "prophetic dream." The accused man, Edward M. Richardson of Drexel Hill, Pa., told of the dream in a letter that was delivered to Jodie Foster, the actress, at Yale University last Monday, Federal law enforcement officers said. In the letter, Mr. Richardson indicated that in the dream he had received instructions to kill the President from John W. Hinckley, Jr., the 25-year-old man who has been charged with attempting to assissinate Mr. Reagan in Washington on March 30. [...] A number of parallels between Mr. Richardson and Mr. Hinckley have emerged. Both had apparently been captivated by the 18-year-old Miss Foster, the star of such films as "Taxi Driver" and "Carny." Both stayed briefly at the Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven and sent letters to Miss Foster. Both had recently lived in Lakewood, Colo., just outside Denver. Both had been unable to find work and appeared to be drifiting around the country with little purpose in the weeks before they allegedly took action against the President.

102. Weekly Review Of The Arab Press In Israel
State Sprays Toxic Chemicals on Bedouin s crops As a protest against spraying toxicchemicals on April 2nd from aeroplanes onto cultivated land of around 2,000
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Weekly Review of the Arab Press in Israel
No. 115 / 9 - 15 April, 2003.

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  • Profiles of the Arab newspapers published in Israel
  • Index and map of Arab towns in Israel Dozens of Jews and Arabs marched last week around the fence surrounding Jerusalem's Kfar Shaul psychiatric hospital, the site of the Deir Yassin massacre, to commemorate its 55th anniversary. The ceremony included the reading of 93 names of victims. On April 9, 1948, the Lehi and Etzel attacked the village of Deir Yassin (750 inhabitants) as part of the Nahshon Operation, killing an unknown number of residents, including women and children.( Haaretz , April 10). Visit Deir Yassin website. Actions against the Amalgamation of Arab Villages
    The Regional Committee of Heads of Arab Local Councils held a meeting last week to discuss the new governmental plan to amalgamate small villages to other towns nearby.
    Some of the decisions that were taken:
    • to reject the new economical plan because of the reductions in the regular and developmental budgets to the Arab local councils.

103. BBC - Modern Studies - Local Government - Investigations - GM Crops Media Page
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