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Trip to China, Vietnam builds bond with soybean customers
farmforum@aberdeennews.comIt’s all about relationships. Why else would you travel more than 7,000 miles to learn about customers? According to a Claremont woman who is on the state soybean board, farmers need to learn what customers in China and Vietnam want in the...Tags: Trips and Vacations, International Travel, Agricultural Research and Technology, Asia, Employees
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Missing Vietnam War soldier from Indiana identified
Fox59The Department of Defense Prisoner of War/ Missing Personnel Office announced Tuesday that the remains of a missing serviceman has been identified and will be returned to his family. Army Chief Warrant Officer George Howes, from Knox, Ind., went...Tags: Defense, Human Interest, Armed Forces, Missing in Action, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Trump farmers market opens today
Tribune NewspapersAs I type this item Thursday morning, the first ever Trump Bridge to Bridge farmers market is setting up on the Riverwalk along Trump International Hotel and Tower (401 N. Wabash Ave.). But don't panic. You have all day to check it out as Bridge to... -
Strawberries with Whole Grain Cinnamon Shortcakes Recipe
2 cups white whole wheat flour ¼ cup old-fashioned oats, dry 1/3 cup sugar 2 ½ teaspoons baking powder ½ teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon Saigon cinnamon 6 tablespoons cold, unsalted butter, diced ½ cup whole milk + extra for glazing 1 teaspoon orange juice 1...Tags: Strawberries, Butter, Cinnamon, Baking Powder
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AT PEACE, AT LAST: AFTER 11 YEARS AND AN EMOTIONAL PARADE, VIETNAM VETS FINALLY FEEL WELCOME
This story by William Mullen orginally ran in the Aug. 17, 1986, Tribune Sunday Magazine.
At 9:30 a.m. on Friday, June 13, three men left the entrance to Navy Pier and began moving west along Grand Avenue. The three were old soldiers, the point men...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Defense, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, Demonstration, World War II (1939-1945)
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Military devotion leads to love of freedom
dan.dearth@herald-mail.comBill Young’s deployment to Vietnam as a legal officer in 1967 has morphed into a calling to help the poor of Southeast Asia. As a member of the Global Community Service Foundation, Young of Hagerstown said he and his wife, Frances, have traveled...Tags: Defense, Armed Forces, Asia, Afghanistan, International Military Interventions
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Creativity trumps authenticity
What started off 17 months ago as a modest banh mi stand inside the West Loop's French Market has become one of the city's most interesting Vietnamese restaurants. Saigon Sisters may have been born from a sandwich shop (which still operates in the French...Tags: Chicago Transit Authority, Salads, Shrimp, Ice Cream, Dining and Drinking
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Matt Eversman leaves Saigon Sisters to open new restaurant in late 2011
Tribune criticMatt Eversman has gotten a lot of positive attention in his seven months as executive chef at Saigon Sisters. Reviews have been positive to glowing (read my smiley-face take on his cooking here), and he recently was named Time Out Chicago's "Breakout Chef...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Really!?! Sirhan Sirhan is or even was a 'political prisoner'?
Change of SubjectRetired UIC education professor Bill Ayers has so far refused to comment to reporters regarding the University of Illinois board of trustees decision not to confer on him emeritus status: Ayers could not be reached for comment (Tribune) Ayers did...... -
Agent Orange's lethal legacy: At former U.S. bases in Vietnam, a potent poison is clear and present danger
Tribune reporterPart 4 of a Tribune investigation finds that a former U.S. air bases in Vietnam remain highly polluted by defoliants, but the U.S. has done little to clean up the sites it contaminated during the war. Complete coverage >> When a small Canadian...Tags: Defense, Liver Cancer, Corporate Crime, Contracts, Bodies of Water
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Bob Dylan to play first show in Vietnam
Soundboard Music Blog - Orlando SentinelThe iconic singer has been booked for an April 10 show at the 8,250-person capacity stadium in Ho Chi Minh City, Rolling Stone reports. It'll be part of an Asian tour that also will include his first shows ever in China. The Vietnamese promoter says... -
Saigon Remembered closed
Dining@LargeAfter almost 10 years on York Road, Saigon Remembered served its last meal yesterday. Michael Sragow has this post about the changes in the neighborhood around the Senator theater.Its fans were absolutely devoted to the Nguyen family, and word is......Tags: Belair-Edison
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