Raymond Goulding of Bob and Ray dies at 68
Raymond Walter Goulding, half of the Bob and Ray duo famed for gentle satire, died in Manhasset, New York after a long kidney illness. He was 68. Goulding and Bob Elliott formed the act in Boston in the late 1940s and performed together into the early 1980s, bringing memorable characters to radio and television in New York City and beyond.
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Bush and broccoli boon echoes in Wisconsin sales
Milwaukee AP reports President Bush dislikes broccoli may boost demand and sales. William Quinn of Outpost Natural Foods says broccoli sells well and could rise as a result. Harriet Behar of Sweet Earth Farm notes 15 000 broccoli plants produced annually and predicts higher demand. The president’s remarks about not eating broccoli were widely publicized.
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Accidental Discovery May End Obesity
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