Drive Resumes To Provide Home For Vice President
Washington's debate over a official vice presidential residence heats up as Rep. Keneth J. Gray, backed by Sen. Charles Mathias, reintroduce options. Gray seeks Naval Observatory site with 10 acres for a $750,000 project, while Mathias favors Oxon Hill Manor with $1.5 million for purchase and upgrades. Both plans stress security, proximity to Embassy Row, and support from past vice presidents and agencies.
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Plant squash in May says Mrs. Firth for green thumbs
Mrs. Firth, who avoids driving and champions a natural lifestyle, advises budding gardeners who lack green thumbs to plant squash in May. She notes the plant’s reliability and easy growth as a boon to beginners.
Regulation On Bacon Extended
Washington reports the USDA extended deadlines for bacon labeling and packaging. Meat packers now have six months to show at least 70 percent of a bacon strip in package windows, and ham packages must carry full ingredient labeling. Industry cited label supply delays as the reason for the extension.
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