Long Beach dog park idea and Kaplan's bakery tour
A reader proposes a fenced dog area at Eldorado Park for a Grand Dog Prix fundraiser with Mohammad Ali as referee, while praising Kaplan's Los Alamitos nine restaurant chain and recounting Abraham Kaplan's bakehouse rise. The note also touts gifts and dining options at Francois Manhattan Bob's Big Boy Tower Village Inn and more.
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Waxing Apples and Other Produce Sparks Trade Debate
A New York Times Service report surveys waxing of apples and other produce as a preservation and quality measure amid long-distance shipping. It notes mixed evidence on benefits, urges consumer education on discounts for cash purchases, and highlights a consumer group push for merchant directories. A Huntington Beach seafood spot offers free chowder through Dec. 3, with menu items and hours.
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Machines ruin booze recalls and unsafe bottles
A Treasury Bureau report cites four years of recalls with 80 percent of violations in liquor. Distilled Spirits Council notes recalls are under 0.5 percent of 2.5 billion bottles consumed, calling the record excellent. Steve Higgins of the council comments on enforcement.
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Cranberries in Oregon Fall Short in Color but Surpass Last Year
Oregon producers expect 85,600 barrels this season up 3 percent from last year as Cranberries remain of good quality though slow to color and ripen, according to the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
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