Junk Food Junkie inspires famed cooks to admit junk food love
The article recounts Larry Grace’s quirky hit Junk Food Junkie and surveys chefs and food writers including Julia Child, James Beard, Craig Claiborne, Marcella Hazan, and Kazan, who confess fondness for hot dogs, burgers, chips, marshmallows, and other treats. It notes varied cravings, from oysters and cocktails to chocolate ice cream sodas and pizza, reflecting universal junk food appeal.
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New York
Larry Grace
Grace
Mr. Natural
Jekyll
Hyde
Julia Child
Paul
Campus spring events lift spirits with contests and canoes
Princeton sophomore Thomas Epstein launches Trivia Bowl as part of a campus rite along with Concrete Canoe Races and Frisbee Tournaments. Thirty or forty students from a dozen schools join regional canoe races from Amherst to Champagne Urbana while the National Frisbee Championship nears.
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College of
Princeton
Thomas Epstein
University of Illinois
Champagne- Urbana
Clyde Kesler
Purdue
Epstein
Toronto
Canada
Harvard
Cornell
Rockport Harbor Seals Mystery Yet Andre Sails Home
Rockport harbor seal Andre remains away from his summer home amid sightings near Deer Isle and tidal waits. Trainer Harry Goodridge expects his return any time, with 500 pounds of frozen herring ready.
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Rockport, Maine
UPI
Rockport
Boston
Andre
New England Aquarium
Marblehead
Mass
Harry Goodridge
Rockport Harbor
Deer Isle
Goodridge
Trout season opens in New Hampshire under fishing rules
The New Hampshire trout season begins at one hour before daybreak on the fourth Saturday in April. Over 25 million trout will be stocked in state waters this year. The daily bag limit is seven trout or five pounds. Fish and Game Director Bernard Carson urges life jackets for canoe or rowboat use in cold waters.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Fish and Game
Bernard Carson
Cuban stogie puffer's dilemma on smoking Havanas vs Canaries
New York based cigar leaders Richard Dunhill and Walter E. Harris Jr. describe a closet of Havana cigars locked in U S lockers. They note aging, embargo effects, and a growing preference for Canary Island cigars. They cite showy lockers in major stores and a luxury market despite the embargo. The piece highlights famous locker holders and the dilemma of whether to smoke or keep Havanas as a collectible. The firms expect Canaries to outsell Havanas amid shifting supply and demand.
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New York
UPI
Richard Dunhill
London
Alfred
Walter E. Harris Jr
Dunhill
U.S
Cuba
Angola
Canary Island
Canaries
Harris
Chicago
Dallas
San Francisco
Beverly Hills
Milcom Berle
Robert Goulet
Alan King
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By Mimi Sheraton
N.Y
Craig Claiborne
Marcella Hazan
New York City
Italy
Victor
Kazan
Charles
Marcella
Calvin Trillin
Patricia McCormack
UPI Education
Andre Sells
Brown
Yale
Whig Hall
Bob Whalen
Lucy Williams
Amherst
Rutgers
Hampshire College
Cornell University
Nancy Grimm
Syracuse
Frisbie Pie Company
Norwich
California
Europe
Mas 7 Okie Stores
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bennington
Peugeot
OTT & Berger
North Hoosac RD
Williamstown
Blyth Eastman Dillion
Conrad F. Metcalfe
Main
Hartford
Conn
Blyth Eastman Dillon
Asia
Harris Jr
Blondie
Chic Young
Hagar the
Marcie
Hick
By Charles Schulz
Dik Browne
Johnny Hart
Pine & Hemlock Construction
Northeast Wood Products
South Pownal, Vermont
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