Nehalem Bay Winery Born From Abandoned Cheese Factory
Pat McCoy, 40, a Portland area winemaker, turned the derelict Nehalem Bay cheese factory into a winery. He hopes to grow grapes locally on Oregon coast slopes, buys from Hood River, and envisions Oregon rivaling France in great wines.
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Widow Seeks Survive rs Benefits After 30 Day Rule
Margaret Maness of Holden Beach fights for 5051 dollars in state retirement funds denied due to a 30 day living requirement. Her husband Nelson Maness died of cancer June 4 at age 37 after contributing to the fund. If approved she would receive 244 dollars monthly for herself and three children. Her attorney Mason H. Anderson argues the fund booklet omits the waiting period.
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Weekend Forecast Promises Hot Pleasant Days Ahead
The area stays cloudy today with a cool start this morning and a chance of thundershowers. By the weekend expect hot and fair conditions as temperatures rise toward 90 degrees.
North and South Carolina Forecast Showers and Heat
North Carolina and South Carolina states face showers and thundershowers today and Friday with highs generally in the 80s to 90s. Coastal areas see more frequent storms while mountains stay cooler. overnight lows range from the 60s to low 70s. Extended outlook through Monday calls for hot, fair days with 90s and mid 60s to low 70s nights. Winds southwest 5 to 10 mph. Sunset 8 22 pm and sunrise 6 30 am.
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Rat Infested Groceries Case Hits Greensboro Court
FDA charges two executives of a wholesale grocery cooperative serving 100 stores with 10 counts of holding foods in a warehouse exposed to rodents and insects. Trials set for Aug 16 in US District Court in Greensboro, covering products like dry milk, cake mixes, flour, and cereal from 1974 to 1976.
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CIA Chief Says Mind-Altering Drug Tests Unlikely to Resume
CIA Director Admiral Stansfield Turner told Senate and Health committees it is extremely unlikely the agency will resume drug testing on U.S. citizens. He cited stronger oversight and human rights awareness since the 1950s MK ULTRA program, and said current CIA activity does not involve any testing. Turner noted MK ULTRA ran from the 1950s until 1964, involving 185 researchers and 80 institutions, with some testing at safehouses in San Francisco and New York.
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