Jewelry shops enchant St. Thomas port visit on QE2 cruise
A lively account of shopping in Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas during a QE2 Caribbean call. The author notes the jewelry hub, with hundreds of shops selling everything from Swiss watches to Colombian emeralds, plus crystal and loose stones, all in U.S. currency. The piece also recalls buoyant prices and the ease of delivery to the ship, ending with a lighter note on liquor purchases.
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Caribbean
St. Thomas
American Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
Rolex
U.S
HIV AIDS Information Hotline and Research Database
The federal HIV AIDS Treatment Information Service offers a toll free line at 1800 HIV 0440 and hours 8 am to 6 pm CDT weekdays. Staff provide information on latest research and treatment options to physicians and patients, not medical advice. A National Library of Medicine based database will be updated and accessible free by computer. Call 1 800 272 4787 for directions.
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National Library of Medicine
Leech Law No 1 and the rise of Leeches U.S.A. Ltd
Westbury New York reports on Leeches U.S.A. Ltd co owner Rudy Rosenberg promoting medical leeches for surgery. The firm ships Hirudo Medicinalis worldwide, sells 20 per pack, runs a Kennedy airport leech bank for rapid service, and markets leeches as a valued aid alongside antibiotics and pain medicines.
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N.Y
Rudy Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Leeches U.S.A. Ltd
Dapper Rosenberg
Leeches U.S.A
Long Island Expressway
United States
Groucho Marx
Marie Bonazinga
Hirudo Medicinalis
Kennedy International Airport
Animal Kingdom
U.S.A
King upbeat after surgery after Maine hit and run
Stephen King remained alert and in good spirits after surgery for injuries from a Saturday van strike on a rural Maine highway. He faces more surgery and is in serious but stable condition with a collapsed lung and multiple fractures to his right leg and hip.
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Lewiston
Maine
Stephen King
Central Maine Medical Center
King
Lowell
Chip Baker
Baker
Tabitha
Gazette promotes soybean ink and recycled newsprint
The Gazette advocates farming support by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St SW or via the nearest local recycling site.
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City Carton
Sixth St
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