February 1995 Table of Contents
COVER STORY Humboldt Remembers Iwo Jima
Wally Graves tells a personal tale of several survivors of Iwo Jima. NEWS BRIEFS February News Briefs
Shake, rattle & drip; Grand Jury Knocks; L-P Fines for Odor; Inn sale final; Eureka Attorney Dies FEATURE Age of innocence lost
What ever happened to the halcyon days of youth?
"I wouldn't want to be a kid today," said Rose Baker, a parenting instructor and foster mother
who lives in Eureka, and many people probably would agree.
By Lisa Ladd-Wilson IN THE GARDEN Look ma, no dirt
Want to grow fresh produce year round? Try hydroponics.
By Terry Kramer THINGS Cocktail time
by Miv Shaaf FOOD Pilav, pilaf, pellao
By Betty Thompson FISCAL FITNESS A day in a white coat
by Ron Ross HEALTHWISE Time well spent
by Leslie Meriwether PEOPLE 1-900-psychic
How much of our brain do we use? Something like 10 percent, right?
Maybe I'm paranoid, but I worry: Is my own brain up to something I don't know about?
By Marie Gravelle PUBLISHER North Coast Journal on the Internet
By Judy Hodgson, Editor & Publisher
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