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lareviewofbooks
May 4, 2016
She married Robert Jacobs, an architect, in 1944. They were married for .... 19th-century Peru, like 20th-century Saudi Arabia, was much richer in natural resources than 19th-century Japan. But Peru and Saudi Arabia never became import replacers so their growth was much less dynamic. Once the guanoÃâà...
CounterPunch
April 29, 2016
There is a dangerous radiological threat to the West Coast of the United States that puts the health of millions of Americans at risk. It includes dangers to public health, dangers to the food supply, and dangers to future generations from long-lived radionuclides, including some of the most toxic material in theÃâà...
CBS News
February 17, 2016
"Please know our first concern is the health, care, safety and privacy of our patients and we are working diligently to look after the wellbeing of the patients who may have been affected by the wrongful actions of this individual," he said. Robert Jacobs' 13-year-old daughter was among the patients urged toÃâà...
Center for Research on Globalization
July 22, 2015
On March 1st 1954 the United States tested its first deliverable hydrogen bomb at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands. The weapon yielded a force three times as large as its designers had planned or anticipated.1 The radioactive fallout cloud that resulted from the weapon would kill a fisherman located 100Ãâà...
Center for Research on Globalization
August 9, 2014
Radiation makes people invisible. We know that exposure to radiation can be deleterious to one's health; can cause sickness and even death when received in high doses. But it does more. People who have been exposed to radiation, or even those who suspect that they have been exposed to radiation,Ãâà...
14 News WFIE Evansville
August 3, 2004
Meanwhile, several Islamic Web sites were carrying links to a videotape -- also purportedly from al-Qaida -- that claims to show Tuesday's killing of American Robert Jacobs. The pan-Arab television station Al-Jazeera aired parts of the tape Sunday, showing two men surprising Jacobs as he tried to park in front of his garageÃâà...
Sydney Morning Herald
June 22, 2004
The ministry did not name the US national, but appeared to be referring to video footage of the killing of Robert Jacobs, a Riyadh resident who worked for the US company Vinnell, which helps train the Saudi National Guard. The third was named as Turki bin Fuhaid al-Mutairi, one of three gunmen whoÃâà...
CBS News
June 19, 2004
A videotape emerged this week of another American hostage, Robert Jacobs, who was apparently shot to death by Saudi insurgents, CBS News Correspondent Shelia MacVicar reports. Saudi security forces arrested a militant north of Riyadh on Tuesday as they stepped up presence in and around the cityÃâà...
