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Population News Wednesday March 12th 2008



China says no changes to one-child policy for at least a decadeChina says no changes to one-child policy for at least a decade
(KRON 4 Bay Area: Mon, 10 Mar) BEIJING (AP) - China's top family planning official says the country won't consider changing its one-child policy for at least another decade. He's quoted in the China Daily Newspaper as saying there would be major fluctuations in population growth if the rule were abandoned now.


Western bean cutworm moves into MissouriWestern bean cutworm moves into Missouri
(Iowa Farmer: Wed, 12 Mar) JOHNSTON --- The Western bean cutworm, which moved across Iowa from 2000 to 2004, has in the past year moved into the eastern Cornbelt and south into Missouri.


1-child rule to continue in China1-child rule to continue in China
(Deseret Morning News: Tue, 11 Mar) China's top population official said the country's one-child-per-couple family-planning policy would not change for at least another decade. The announcement rebuts speculation that officials were contemplating adjustments to compensate for mounting demographic pressures.



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Artest Promotes Sterilization Of Pit BullsArtest Promotes Sterilization Of Pit Bulls
(KCRA 3 Sacramento: Tue, 11 Mar) Sacramento Kings forward Ron Artest greeted dog owners Tuesday who brought their pit bulls to the SPCA to be spayed or neutered.


Modernity robs Modernity robs "going sim" of its poetry
(Vietnam Net: Tue, 11 Mar) VietNamNet Bridge - Spring is the time of love for romantic Van Kieu and Pa Co teenagers and I find the stories about their "going sim" – their traditional nocturnal courting – so attractive that I decided to visit the highland Huong Hoa and Dakrong districts of central Quang Tri Province to see it for myself.


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