Floating hotel ship could anchor in New York harbor
A Japanese firm develops a seven story 585 foot floating hotel towed to ports worldwide. The 506 room megastructure by Mitsui Ocean Development would dock permanently, offering restaurants ballrooms shops and health clubs with options including a heliport and underwater restaurant. Ralph Hakim Group says the $60 million project could bring 300 to 500 jobs and boost New York's economy. Local planners see potential in the West Side near 12th Avenue with mooring near 42nd or 43rd streets, envisioning a renaissance for a stalled area.
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Campground Features and Rates Mentioned for Seasonal Plans
The notice highlights large shaded campsites with picnic tables and fire rings at Red Hall, a fireplace, snack bar, dump station, guarded swimming pool, mini bike trails, good fishing, drinking fountain, and flush toilets. It invites readers to see rates for season monthly weekly or daily camping options.
Sweet Teeth Are Not So Hungry
Washington reports 1977 saw Americans chew 15.4 pounds of candy per person, the lowest since 1938 and well below 1968 levels. Prices rose to 94 cents per pound, driven by higher chocolate and cocoa costs despite cheaper corn syrup and sugar, amid consumer resistance and health concerns.
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