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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1975

Page

11

Hearty Peanut Soup for a Sunday Supper

A 1794 note of Jefferson’s peanut yield at Monticello leads to a Peter Pan kitchens recipe for creamy peanut soup. The dish blends peanut butter with milk tomato juice and vegetables, served hot with parsley and bread. Also recalled are colonial stamp act protests naming Sons of Liberty and Loyalist resignations before the act’s 1765 start.

Thomas Jefferson Monticello South Isaac Barre House of Commons Barre Sons of Liberty

Snake King of Hong Kong keeps serpents as pets and business

Fred Chan, 56, headmaster and chemistry teacher at St. Pierre's College, runs China Wildlife Co. and has become one of the world's largest snake dealers. He recalls dreaming of being surrounded by animals as a boy in China and now trains pythons as pets, turning a school display into a thriving enterprise with about 2000 snakes in boxes lining his shop.

Hong Kong UPI China Fred Chan Chan St. Pierre’s College China Wildlife Company South China

Molotov Cocktail Origin Tied to WWII Russian Resist

The Molotov cocktail is a homemade bomb using a gasoline filled bottle and rag wick. It originated with Russian civilians fighting Nazi forces in World War II and is named after Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molo tov.

Ussr Molotov

Covent Garden Opera House Opens in 1732 Era

The Royal Opera House Covent Garden in London began as a theater for plays pantomimes and opera. Handel directed music there from 1734 to 1737 while the surrounding area grew from a convent garden once owned by Westminster Abbey.

Royal Opera House Covent Garden London George Frederic Handel Opera House Abbey of Westminster

Utah Backpacking Trip Might Be Last for MS Victim

Gary M. Smith a 32 year old Idaho native and noted environmentalist musician and ranger travels with eight friends into Utah's Escalante region. Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in March he faces possible decline yet remains determined to fight the disease with music and conservation work while supporting MS research and opposing industrial encroachment on wild lands.

Utah Escalante Canyons Gary M. Smith Smith Utah Canyonlands Gary Smith Idaho Escalante Logan Mountain West West

Unions Gain Among Government Workers and Women

Organized labor reports sizable gains among government workers and women per the Conference Board. About 20 percent of national union and employee association members are government employees and 25 percent are women. Key factors include federal workers gaining collective bargaining rights after an executive order, more women entering the labor force, and rising union membership among white collar workers.

Conference Board National Union and

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