National Sandwich Day sparks memories and tastings
The column recalls childhood lunches in Otranto Iowa and a 1792 Earl of Sandwich origin tale. It notes modern oversized fillings, a National Sandwich Day student contest winner with a Mu Shu Tortilla, and a second grader's Tornado Sandwich, then shifts to Kansas City barbecue spots and Arthur Bryant's famed ribs.
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John Montagu
Earl of
Sandwich
England
Duke of Ipswitch
Megan Gilkey
Joshua Barad
Gates
Ollie Gates
K.C
Arthur Bryant
Calvin Trillin
New York
America
Read All About It Comet Fragments Hit Jupiter
Pasadena scientists say fragment G of Shoemaker-Levy 9 created a 5 mile fireball hotter than the sun on Jupiter. Galileo and Hubble records show expanding gas plumes and a potential trove of data about Jupiter and its atmosphere.
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Susan Fineman
New Haven, Conn
Associated Press
Newspaper Association of America Foundation
Pasadena
Calif
Jupiter
NASA
Galileo
Robert Carlson
Propul
Earth
Robert Mitchell
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Hubble Space Telescope
Wayne Gretzky
Cold War echoes in GOP security push unseen since 1990s
Washington analysts warn the new Republican majority backs a national security agenda echoing Cold War policies. The 1995 National Security Act proposal, led by Rep. Robert Livingston, calls for decisive military strength, missile defense, and limits on U.N. command, risking renewed East‑West tension and triggering a Russian response.
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Washington
Steven Berry
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States Information Agency
Berry
State Department
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Germany
United States
Russia
Jeremy Rosner
National Security Council
Clinton
U.S
Rosner
Carnegie Institute For International Peace
Fred Ikle
Republican National Committee
Moscow
Helms
Soviet Union
America
Jack Mendelsohn
Nonpartisan
Arms Control Association
Rep
Robert Livingston
Louisiana
House Appropriations Committee
USS
U.N
Van fumes kill three in California family home
Armando Berumen 44 and his sons Armand o Jr 12 and Noel 9 died from carbon monoxide as a van warmed in the attached garage. Irma Berumen 38 and daughter Caroline 16 were hospitalized on life support at Harbor UCLA Medical Center.
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Armando Berumen
Sergio Robleto
Berumen
Armando Jr
Noel
Irma Berumen
Caroline
Harbor-Ucla Medical Center
Gazette Commits to Future via Soybean Ink and Recycling
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at the nearest recycling location.
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City Carton
Sixth St
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