Julia Child Taste Rules for Restaurants
Renowned chef Julia Child, now 63, shares blunt views on dining out. She warns most restaurants rely on frozen fare and urges diners to trust nose and ambiance, noting fresh ingredients, cleanliness, and sensible menus over flashy decor.
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Creechfound guilty in Idaho murders by Satanists gang
Thomas Eugene Creech 25 a former church sexton was found guilty of two counts of first degree murder in southern Idaho. He testified he killed or aided a childhood friend claimed 42 murders across 18 states but only 10 deaths were confirmed. His ex girlfriend testified she was with him when the painters were shot on a remote highway.
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Deadman Wins Prize in Massachusetts Lottery
The top prize winner in the Massachusetts Million Dollar Lottery was Charles Kropp of Hrietol Conn. Kropp died July 26 at age 84.
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Nixon considers new career as international affairs commentator
In Los Angeles Richard Nixon floated a future as a broadcast commentator on international affairs. He blamed biased liberals for his downfall and said Watergate was a stupid mistake but alleged other presidents faced worse, with producer Wally George quoting Nixon amid talks of post presidency television work.
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Motorways Foldable Spares Meet Rising Demand
Patrick C. Ross president of B. Goddrich Tire Co. notes foldable spare tires gain traction as autos shrink to save fuel. Space becomes premium as spares can be revived quickly from a canister. demand is rising.
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Michigan Bell to Recycle Old Pay Phones for Free Use
Michigan Bell unveiled a program to refurbish old coin pay phones for residential use at no charge, repainting and repairing around 50 units weekly at Plymouth’s Western Electric Service Center. Four new decorative models, including a Bicentennial striped phone, will also be offered at $128.50.
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Insurance license revoked for Missouri General in Nebraska
Nebraska Insurance Department revoked the license of Missouri General Insurance Co. director ER. Benjamin Nelson said Nebraskans insured with Missouri General should seek replacement coverage as the company may be unable to pay claims since September. Receivership began mid-September in Missouri. Policyholders with claims will be contacted by Missouri officials. questions should be directed to Nebraska authorities.
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