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Harold Cook and Richard Horton With Evidence
No full textDeputy Harold Cook and Captain Richard Horton examine burglary evidence in the Uintah County Sheriff\u27s examing room. A task force effort among law enforcement resulted in solving seven burglaries
Richard Horton Iinterview, 4 October 2006
No full textRichard Horton, longtime Director of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center, talks about the history of the Center and describes in detail many of the educational programs, public events and fund-raising campaigns, staff development programs, and conservation campaigns carried out by the Center during his tenure. Additionally, Horton offers his own insights on environmental education and parks management. Interview contains biographical information
Richard Horton interview, 4 October 2006
Get PDFRichard Horton, longtime Director of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center, talks about the history of the Center and describes in detail many of the educational programs, public events and fund-raising campaigns, staff development programs, and conservation campaigns carried out by the Center during his tenure. Additionally, Horton offers his own insights on environmental education and parks management. Interview contains biographical information
Richard Horton and Harold Cook With Drug Bust
No full textMarijuana is examined by Captain Richard Horton and Deputy Harold Cook. Over six pounds of marijuana was confiscated from a suspect in a local motel. Other drugs and smoking parahernalia wree seized by the officers
Richard Horton Interview, 2005
No full textIn this 2005 interview, Richard Horton, former executive director (1975-1989) of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center, discusses the history of the Shaker community in Cleveland, the Shaker Lakes, the failed Clark Freeway that threatened the land upon which the lakes are located, and the founding and operation of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center. Mr. Horton grew up in Geauga County with a love of nature; became a teacher; volunteered at the Nature Center shortly after it was established in the 1960s; and directed the efforts of the staff at the Nature Center in operating educational programs for the general public. Mr. Horton has a rich knowledge of the Shaker community; of the Doan Brook watershed; of the citzens\u27 effort (including the little old ladies with tennish shoes) to stop the Clark Freeway proposed by County Engineer Albert Porter; and the development and the operations of the Nature Center
Richard Horton Interview, 2005
No full textIn this 2005 interview, Richard Horton, former executive director (1975-1989) of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center, discusses the history of the Shaker community in Cleveland, the Shaker Lakes, the failed Clark Freeway that threatened the land upon which the lakes are located, and the founding and operation of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center. Mr. Horton grew up in Geauga County with a love of nature; became a teacher; volunteered at the Nature Center shortly after it was established in the 1960s; and directed the efforts of the staff at the Nature Center in operating educational programs for the general public. Mr. Horton has a rich knowledge of the Shaker community; of the Doan Brook watershed; of the citzens\u27 effort (including the little old ladies with tennish shoes) to stop the Clark Freeway proposed by County Engineer Albert Porter; and the development and the operations of the Nature Center
Richard Horton-Smith. The Theory of Conditional Sentences in Greek and Latin.
No full textJob Léon. Richard Horton-Smith. The Theory of Conditional Sentences in Greek and Latin. . In: Revue des Études Grecques, tome 15, fascicule 62-63,1902. pp. 102-103
Paul Wilkinson, John Powles, James Woodcock, Richard Horton and Andy Haines - 18 September 2007
No full textAudio News Special: Energy and Health
In this programme, Derek Thorne speaks to the authors of a new series of papers in the Lancet, which focus on the important links between energy and health. Featuring:
Paul Wilkinson on the ways energy use impacts on health around the world;
John Powles from the University of Cambridge on livestock production;
James Woodcock on how transport in cities will have to change;
Richard Horton on what health professionals can do to address energy and health;
Andy Haines on the policy changes being called for
sj-docx-1-ppj-10.1177_17504589221132402 – Supplemental material for A health economic evaluation of the unnecessary ordering of coagulation studies and blood grouping prior to elective surgery
No full textSupplemental material, sj-docx-1-ppj-10.1177_17504589221132402 for A health economic evaluation of the unnecessary ordering of coagulation studies and blood grouping prior to elective surgery by Tony Truong, Michael Mutavdzija, Richard Seglenieks, Haran Nathan and Richard Horton in Journal of Perioperative Practice</p
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