What every kitchen needs New method for apple pie
A home feature outlines a fresh approach to baking apple pie and adds tips for building a versatile kitchen with new techniques. It covers crust preparation and filling ideas to enhance traditional recipes.
Mets Rise Dodgers in 1988 NL Title Chase
A New York Mets report states the Dodgers lead in their bid for the 1988 National League championship. The page notes back-to-back Dodgers wins and compares market headlines withmajor financial figures from Forbes on Sam Walton and the Dow Jones trends.
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Today's Chuckle Second Childhood Charm
A lighthearted quip notes there is nothing wrong with a second childhood. It nods that aging can bring playful charm and renewed energy rather than lingering infancy.
Foe questions sheriff film tie in Eastern Iowa race
Republican candidate Donald Sawyer challenges Linn County Sheriff Dennis Blome over his long film role in Miles From Home. Sawyer argues Blome may have benefited from name recognition and asks if the sheriff acted improperly by participating in the movie shot in Cedar Rapids.
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Dukakis Proposes IRA Use for First-Time Buyers
Democratic nominee Michael Dukakis seeks youth support with a plan allowing up to 10000 from IRAs for a home down payment. He addresses a Gen Douglas MacArthur High School crowd in Levittown as Bush keeps crime as a top campaign theme amid poll gaps.
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VA study alters hospital mortality figures sparks protest
VA chief medical officer Gronvall ordered researchers to reduce the count of hospitals deemed to have excessively high mortality rates. The move drew anger from the survey lead who warned it could be seen as self serving and provoke charges of a cover up.
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Algiers Protests End in Deadly Army Crackdown
Soldiers with machine guns fired on demonstrators in Bab-el-Oued, Algiers, killing at least 25 and wounding dozens as protests against Bendjedid’s policies escalated. President Bendjedid pledged reforms and defended a state of emergency while hinting he would not seek re election.
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