Danzig Nazis’ demands on Poland – May 25 1939
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- Danzig Nazis’ demands on Poland – May 25 1939
- Disney rebranding European stations as Disney Channel
- Poland’s higher taxes cut vodka drinking
- Poland complains to EU of high retail food prices
- Poland Jobless Rate Falls In April
- Invasive insect devastating ash populations
Danzig Nazis’ demands on Poland – May 25 1939
Telegraph.co.uk
From our own correspondent Berlin WednesdayLast Updated: 2:39PM BST 26 May 2009These notes further demanded the recall from Danzig of the two Polish diplomats M Sziller and M Petrowski and the Polish Customs inspector M Swida who were concerned in the incident. M Petrowski assistant to the Commissioner-General and the two other Poles are believed to be in Poland having crossed the frontier soon after the shooting occurred.
Disney rebranding European stations as Disney Channel
Bizjournals.com
The rebranding in Hungary Romania Czech Republic Slovakia and Bulgaria will extend the Disney Channel reach in the central and eastern European region to 12 million households. Each Disney Channel will be localized for the market including dubbing programming in the area's native languages. The first Disney Channel launch in the region came in Poland where the rebranding doubled the Disney Channel's reach in the country. "The performance of Disney Channel in Poland and the huge impact of the channel's content on Jetix have proven the demand for its kid-driven family inclusive programming. We look forward to leveraging this demand the power of the Disney brand and synergies with other Disney businesses to become the undisputed leader in the kids' TV market" Giorgio Stock executive vice president and general manager of Disney Channels in Europe the Middle East and Africa said in a statement. Disney (NYSE: DIS) made inroads into the region by.
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Poland’s higher taxes cut vodka drinking
United Press International
Poles purchased 21. 1 million liters of alcoholic drinks including vodka in the first quarter of 2009 which is some 30 percent less than in the same period in 2008 the Polish spirits industry organization said Monday. fficials of the industry organization said the considerable drop in the sale of vodka was prompted by the rise of excise taxes by 9 percent as of January coupled with the smaller purchasing power of Poles due to the global economic crisis. The sale of beer dropped 10 percent in Poland in the first quarter this year when compared with the same period last year beer producers said.
Poland complains to EU of high retail food prices
guardian.co.uk
In a note to EU farm ministers meeting in Brussels Polandcomplained of increasing disparity between producer andconsumer food prices as well of “supermarket clout” forcingsuppliers to cut their prices reducing farmers’ incomes. “The observed decline in the prices of agriculturalproducts which is not offset by the reduction of productioncosts leads to the deterioration of farmers’ financialsituation” said the note obtained by Reuters. “It should be emphasised that despite a decline in pricesin the agricultural sector the prices paid by consumers arestill high or are not reduced. Many farmers give upagricultural production as it is not sufficiently profitable”it said. Consumers as well as farmers and producers were hit badlyby the price gap — above all in the EU’s newer membercountries where food purchases accounted for a significantportion of total expenditure in low-income households thestatement said.
Poland Jobless Rate Falls In April
RTT News
2% in March the Central Statistical ffice said Tuesday. Economists expected the rate to be 11. The jobless rate decreased for the first time in five months in April.
Invasive insect devastating ash populations
Rhinelander Daily News
In Wisconsin the beetles were found first in the town of Newburg near the border of Washington and zaukee counties before being spotted last month in Victory. Therese Poland research entomologist at the USDA Forest Service?s North Central Research Station in East Lansing Mich. studies the emerald ash borer to determine the best ways to track and contain the insects. ?We?ve been trying to find a pheromone? Poland said. ?But they are very attracted to ash trees so we?ve been keying in on the different odor complexes present in ash leaves and bark. ?Poland?s research team is focused on finding ways to attract the emerald ash borer so it can be trapped and located.
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