Soul Food Becomes the In Thing Across America
Soul food, tied to soul music origins in Southern slave quarters, has spread nationwide. Whites in all regions now embrace fried and boiled dishes once common in the South, with soul restaurants multiplying in the North and juke boxes featuring soulful tunes as truck drivers, longshoremen, secretaries, and the jet set share meals of collards and other staples.
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School Budget Process Looks At Once Complex And Vital
Education writer outlines how school budgeting involves board members staff and community input. It covers budgeting steps from request collection to board approval and public hearings, noting salaries and legal constraints. The piece then shifts to a discussion of soul food origins and culture with examples from New York eateries and dishes like chitlins greens and cornbread.
Lions Are Free TV Special Charms With Lions Reunion
Hollywood critic praises NBCs The Lions Are Free for a moving look at the Born Free lions reunion in Kenya. The program highlights George Adamsons life among the animals, the lions memory of Bill Travers, and the sadness of captivity with strong photography and music. A dramatic near-miss at Livermore Airport interrupts local golf.
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