Manilow's Fargo menu specifies exact meal details
Barry Manilow will dine precisely before his Fargo show next month, with a two page menu listing half a broiled chicken, green beans, a large potato with two teaspoons of margarine, a small tossed salad, two cups of spaghetti with tomato sauce, frozen yogurt, and tea with honey. Officials note the request is unusually exact and day dependent.
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Neighbors for Sports Icons Buy Montecito Farmhouse
Sports Illustrated model Kathy Ireland and husband Dr Greg Olson bought a century-old two acre Montecito farmhouse with a pond in Santa Barbara County. The property cost near 1.25 million dollars per the Los Angeles Times citing unnamed sources.
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Nolan Ryan to throw ceremonial first pitch in Arlington
Baseball great Nolan Ryan, retired last season, will deliver the ceremonial first pitch before the Texas Rangers exhibition game on April 1 at The Ballpark in Arlington Texas against the New York Mets. Ryan began with the Mets and finished his 27 year career with the Rangers.
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This Day in History March 15 Through The Ages
Highlights include Caesar’s assassination in 44 B C and Santa Cruz County’s 1899 establishment in Arizona Former events include Columbus return to Spain in 1493 and 1913 open presidential news conference by Woodrow Wilson The Broadway musical My Fair Lady opened in 1956 and Johnson proposed voting rights legislation in 1965 Gorbachev convened Central Committee talks in 1989 Rabin and Clinton discussed Golan Heights in 1993
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Harding primes world bid in new practice dress in Portland
Tonya Harding models a new competition dress in Portland as she prepares for the World Figure Skating Championships starting March 22 in Chiba Japan. Rivals thin out with Oksana Baiul withdrawing for health reasons and Nancy Kerrigan already opting out of the event.
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Magic Johnson Uses Spotlight To Promote HIV Awareness
Magic Johnson says he is at peace with being a public messenger about HIV and AIDS. He notes heterosexuals are the fastest-growing group affected and that his aim is to encourage precautions while he continues to play to show he is healthy. He emphasizes that people misjudge his health and that he is all right.
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Prince Charles Urges Global Language Start to 6 Million Program
Prince Charles spoke Monday to launch a $6 million effort to teach English worldwide. He admitted at age 45 he is too old to learn new languages and urged Britons to study foreign tongues, especially Japanese and Chinese, noting it is unfair to expect others to run business in English. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Dead-End Job: Free-Lance Coroner Deals in Bodies in LA
Vidal Herrera operates a van painted with 1-800 AUTOPSY offering autopsy services to Los Angeles County. Budget cuts shrink the county coroner's office while Herrera markets brains and other body parts to organ banks, declaring the death business recession-proof.
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Americans back government role in expanding information access
A national Benton Foundation survey of 1,000 adults shows broad support for government action to expand education and information services. Findings include 77 percent for grants to make new technologies available in schools and libraries, 70 percent for home based adult education, 67 percent for nationwide access, 64 percent for information on use of the new tech, and 56 percent for affordable costs.
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Red wine shown to protect heart says UW researcher
University of Wisconsin heart researcher John Folts told the American College of Cardiology in Atlanta that compounds in red wine may inhibit artery clogging by blocking platelet action. He noted red wine can act with alcohol to reduce clot formation, more so than white wine beer or other drinks.
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TB Found in 1000-Year-Old Peruvian Mummy
Scientists report DNA from the TB bacteria in lung tissue of a Peruvian mummy entombed around AD 954, showing TB existed in the Americas before Columbus. Lead author Dr. Wilmar Salo of the University of Minnesota notes the technique could trace origins of AIDS and malaria as well.
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