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EXPLOSIVE MANUFACTURER LICENSES UI CLEANUP PROCESS UI, KOREAN RESEARCHERS JOINTLY TARGET MAJOR BACTERIAL THREAT SCIENCE WRITING WORKSHOP PLANNED NOV. 6 AND 7 AT UI AG EXPERTS AT UI FOCUS ON WORLDWIDE MARKETING 1906 SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT MARY HALL NICCOLLS RETURNS FAVOR 5,000-FOLD UI PLANT BREEDER RESYNTHESIZES A SPECIES, FINDS PUNGENT POSSIBILITIES RECORD HAY SUPPLIES SMOTHER PRICES FOR ALL BUT HIGH-QUALITY DAIRY HAY FOURTH YEAR OF LARGE GRAIN CROPS WEIGHS DOWN PRICES SINKING MILK PRICES DAMPEN DAIRY OUTLOOK AS PRODUCTION SURGES CATTLE PRICES BEEFING UP THROUGH THE YEAR 2000 EXPORTS WILL DETERMINE PRICES FOR AMPLE 1999 DRY BEAN CROP CINDY KINDER SIGNS ON AS U.I. EXTENSION EDUCATOR IN CAMAS COUNTY UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO APPOINTS BRAD GEARY AS POTATO-ONION SPECIALIST AT PARMA R&E CENTER STATE 4-H LEADERS WILL MEET NOV. 12-14 IN BURLEY UI AG DAYS PANEL FOCUSES ON GLOBAL ECONOMY AND IDAHO AG