Sunday, February 28
Wheat finds way across Pacific
Grain changes hands many times before it ends up in mouths
Ken Jants says he doesn't give much thought to the Japanese sponge cake or Korean crackers that result when his soft white wheat is cold, shipped across the pacific, milled and then baked."Honestly, I don't think I've ever stopped to think about what it m
Area residents aid missions
Groups travel abroad, raise money at home to help others
Melvin Weitz steers his 1950 Chevrolet, "the first new car I bought," past a small cattle stampede at the Southeastern Washington Fairgrounds.In the dust of the rushing herd, he parks, opens the trunk and withdraws the tools of his trade - a five-pronged
