Independent press notes on local restaurant scene
Cont'd from previous page features Rossmoor Inn offerings in Seal Beach and Mayflower in Orange Avenue serving Hong Kong cuisine. Marvin Fredenberg leads Rossmoor kitchen with halibut steak and prawns priced $4.25 to $7.25, with soup or salad and sides. Mayflower delivers Cantonese specials from $2.25 to $2.95. Heidi's Buffet in Cherry Avenue offers buffet lunch $1.50 dinner $2.50 with varied hot dishes and desserts.
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Seal Beach Bivd
Marvin Fredenberg
New York Strip
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Alex Manrigguez
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Carson Street
al and Fu Chow
Mrs. T
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Elisabeth Orstrom
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Refunders A New Breed Of Shopper Across Philadelphia
A growing army of refunders buys items, clips coupons, and mails forms to earn cash back. They track offers, often scanning newspapers and newsletters for deals, with about 10,000 participants nationally. While profitable, the practice faces counterfeit coupons and late-expiring offers, and some funds may require eating into profits with multiple redemptions.
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Philadelphia
Harry Heller
Bes
Machine turns fish to sausage in Erie Michigan
Erie residents David King and Samuel Bartolotta claim they did not invent a machine to turn carp and suckers into sausage. They say a proposed device was approved by the Michigan Agriculture Department and that a patent is pending. Sample products reportedly include hot dogs Polish sausage meat loaf ring bologna and chicken snack.
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Erie
Mich
David King
Samuel Bartolotta
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Bartolotta
Michigan Agriculture Department
Frozen Mallards Rain Down In Arkansas Storm
In Stuttgart Arkansas after Thanksgiving severe storms dropped mature ducks from the sky many were frozen solid witnesses say Roberta Essex said seven were cleaned and six saved for later consumption ducks reportedly froze midair due to hail and cold air as tornadoes touched down across the region authorities described the event as unprecedented on record in the area.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Alabama
Miami
Capistrano
Roberta Essex
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Pam
Lloyd McCollum
State Game and Fish Commission
McCollum
Ginseng Trade Ties Indiana Dealer to Asian Markets
Indiana ginseng dealer H B Vance, 76, claims the state’s roots reach a global market via New York brokers who ship them to Hong Kong and Korea. He notes prices have fluctuated around sixty to eighty seven dollars per pound, with four or five pounds of root needed for a pound dry enough to sell. Vance says homegrown ginseng is less valuable and that he began in the business as a boy.
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Indianapolis
UPI
H.B. Vance
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Vance
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