Are there antibiotics in milk and potato salad time tips
A reader asks about antibiotics in milk citing FDA reports from 1990 and finds conflicting statements on milk contamination. Another letter questions potato salad spoilage guidance, while the column confirms reasons for preserving basil and addresses brown sugar iron claims with nutritional textbook notes.
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Sonja Heinze
King Features Syndicate
Kim C
Albuquerque
N.M. A
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Betty Stuart
St. Petersburg
Fla
Stare and McWilliams
Birthplace of KFC Becomes Museum in Corbin
In Corbin Kentucky on the 100th anniversary of Colonel Sanders birth the original Harland Sanders cafe has been turned into a KFC museum by John R Neal of JRN Inc. The site preserves Sanders early restaurant methods and memorabilia as part of a broader history of the Kentucky Fried Chicken empire.
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Corbin, Ky
Harland Sanders
Colonel Sanders
John R. Neal
JRN Inc
Neal
Southeastern Kentucky
Corbin
U.S. 25
United States
Sanders
Kentucky
John Y. Brown
Canada
PepsiCo Inc
Apple industry wary a year after Alar controversy
A Washington trade group says Alar residue fears faded. industry recovers. Apple harvests hit 237 million bushels in 1989, second only to 1987, with 220 million projected for 1990. Consumers remained eager as five main varieties dominate yields.
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Daniel P. Puzo
Ds Angeles Times
Apple
United States
Donahue
Produce Industry
International Apple Institute
Alar
Natural Resources Defense Council
California
Public Interest Research Group
Environmental Protection Agency
Uniroyal
Consumer Reports Magazine
U.S
Chuck St. John
Harvest Pumpkin Ball centerpiece edible and fun to make
A Halloween project for kids uses popcorn, caramels and candy to form a pumpkin shaped centerpiece. Melted caramel mixture coats popcorn then molded into an eight inch base with a stem formed by indentations. Decorate with apples grapes and nuts for a festive display.
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New York
Boxtopper tool eases opening boxed cereal packaging
Gregg Converse invented a solid plastic device named the Boxtopper to open boxes without tearing along dotted lines. The gadget, marketed for $2 postpaid, is available from Boxtoppers in Bath Ohio 44210.
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Gregg Converse
P.O
Bath
Ohio
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