All-American Potato Salad
Classic potato salad recipe yields about 8 cups or 16 servings. Warm potatoes tossed with a vinegar oil dressing, then folded with mayonnaise and milk for a creamy finish. Chill overnight for best flavor before garnishing with parsley and radishes.
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AARP joins lawsuits alleging drug company anti-competitive acts
The AARP sues several drugmakers claiming they paid competitors to block cheaper generics, delaying low price options for seniors. Bristol-Myers Squibb is named over BuSpar, with Schering-Plough, Upsher-Smith and Wyeth tied to a generic form of K Dur-20, and AstraZeneca with Barr Laboratories over tamoxifen.
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Standard's Employee of the Month honors Jay Dowdle
Jay Dowdle, a press person at Standard Printing and Office Supply, was chosen as employee of the month for June 2002. He has over eleven years with the company and lives in Battle Creek with his wife Laura and daughter Erin. The firm serves over 1500 mid Michigan businesses and marked its 110th anniversary in 2002.
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July 4th Sweet and Spicy BBQ Chicken Ribs Recipe
A tested July 4 recipe for pork spare ribs and chicken quarters with a tangy barbecue sauce. Ingredients include olive oil onion tomato sauce red wine vinegar molasses Worcestershire brown sugar cayenne and spices. Instructions cover sauce simmering and brush-on grilling with nutrition per serving and storage tips.
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Moments in time: landmark events on June dates
On June 27 1829 James Smithson dies in Genoa and leaves his estate to the United States to found the Smithsonian Institution. On June 25 1857 Baudelaire publishes Flowers of Evil, leading to blasphemy charges and posthumous recognition. On June 28 1928 Louis Armstrong records West End Blues inspiring jazz. On June 30 1936 Gone with the Wind is published becoming a global bestseller. On June 26 1945 the UN Charter is signed in San Francisco by delegates from 50 nations. On June 29 1974 Isabela Martinez de Perón is sworn in as Argentina’s first female head of government. On June 24 1987 Jackie Gleason dies creator of Ralph Kramden. 2002 King Features Syndicate.
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