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THERE WOULD BE NO CHANGE IN THE TASTE OF THE daily bread, but the addition of folic acid, a valuable B vitamin, to flour, breads and baked goods, as recommended by an advisory panel of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, could prevent a lot of misery. Just a smidgen of B, the group reports, could reduce the risk of neural-tube birth defects...
...teakettle bubbles on the old tin stove, Nadezhda serves a breakfast of bread and butter while considering her shopping list. "You can't plan now," she says. "Things were more affordable before." Food costs the family nearly 4,000 rubles a month, a sizable proportion of their combined monthly income of 7,500 rubles. Money must also be set aside for rent -- 70 rubles now but set to rise soon -- and for transportation, which runs about 80 rubles. Not a kopeck is left by month's end for saving. Education and health care are still supplied free by the state...
...changes has not been easy. "I simply don't understand what is going on now, and I'm not alone," says Alexander, 42, a truck driver for a collective farm 30 miles away, who earns between 3,000 and 4,000 rubles a month. "When prices were fixed, bread cost this much, milk that much. Now in one shop there is one price, in another shop a different price...
Aladdin might not be of noble birth, but he has a noble spirit and a good heart. For example, he feeds two small beggar children his only portion of stolen bread and later protects these same tots from the cruel whip of one of the Princess Jasmine's "noble" suitors...
This year, 20 percent of the profits will be donated to Bread & Jams, Inc. and Solutions, Inc., two local organizations devoted to helping the area homeless and poor, Brennan said...