Antique car show dazzles New Bern with preservation class wins
At the First Capital Chapter AACA show in New Bern, 69 classes judged on authentic period details across chassis engine interior and exterior. Judges deduct for deviations from original year and make while some owners, like Billy Jarrell, defend cars as family heirlooms and refuse sale despite high asks.
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Isquick
Marshall van Winkle
New Bern
New York
Pennsylvania
Florida
First Capital
AACA
van Winkle
Billy Jarrell
Parkersburg
W. Va
Seafood poisoning data prompt tighter fish regulations
FDA and state agencies push to regulate seafood more stringently amid concerns about underreported fish related food poisoning. Officials note gaps in reporting, with CDC data showing outbreaks tied to fish, tuna, mahimahi, and bluefish. Proper handling and cooling drastically reduce bacterial growth, while cleaning and bleaching procedures are advised.
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Drug Protection Division
State Department of Agriculture
FDA
Scott Ripey
Seafood Laboratory
Ripey
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
CDC
Atlanta
Bradley Jenkins
Labo
Ratory Services Microbiology Section
North Carolina
Hawaii
New York
Roger Melville
Carteret County
Environmental Health
Melville
Jenkins
Histamine poisoning blamed for ill fated tuna dinner
Two women fell ill with stomach and fever after eating tuna from a fishing boat source. Lab tests showed histamines well above safe levels in the tuna, indicating scombroid fish poisoning, with samples sent to the FDA for toxin testing and officials reviewing kitchen handling.
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Lindquist
Roger Melville
Carteret County
Melville
State Laboratory
Bradley Jenkins
State
Division of Laboratory Services
Jenkins
FDA
Atlanta
Federal Laboratory
Lou Turner
Turner
Indquist
Actress Thandie Newton to study abroad amid film roles
Thandie Newton plans to devote the coming year to Cambridge University studies in social anthropology while continuing film work. She will play Annalees in The Journey of August King and also appears in Interview With a Vampire and Jefferson in Paris, with Loaded due next year.
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Thandie Newton
Journey of
August King
North Carolina
Newton
Cambridge University
England
East Africa
Coventry
Annalees
James Ivory
Duigan
High Falls
Transylvania County
John Ehle
Jason Patric
Ehle
Asheville
Plans for Fall After Summer Return to WSFL Radio
Fields, who enjoys reading, shopping, and fun, spent summer caring for her newborn twins. She has returned to WSFL radio this week and says her fall plan is to go back to work and prepare for the next summer.
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Fields
WSFL
Ed McMahon marks 45 years in the spotlight
Ed McMahon celebrates his 45th year in show business. The former Tonight Show sidekick and Star Search host plans a small party and will tape three Star Search episodes after a Disney MGM Studios event in Orlando. He recalls never having unemployment in 45 years and notes his start at WLLH radio in Lowell and WCAU TV in Philadelphia.
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Johnny
Ed Mc
Johny Carson
Star Search
Disney-Mgm Studios
Orlando
Fla
McMahon
WLLH
Lowell
Mass
Wcau-Tv
Philadelphia
Tonight Show
Carson
Barbra Streisand to release live concert CD and video
Barbra Streisand will issue a double CD of live performances from her first tour in nearly three decades and four Madison Square Garden nights this summer. The release is set for Sept 27 with a concert videotape from Anaheim also hitting stores the same day and a laserdisc on Oct 4. Jimmie Davis marks his 92nd birthday with a Grand Ole Opry appearance and party, while opera soprano Leonie Rysanek plans a final Met season in 1995 96 to be remembered as an artist, not a legend, aiming to end her career with strong voice.
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HBO
Barbra’s
Ba Streisand
Dick ‘‘Barbra
New York
Madison Square Garden
Anaheim
Grand Ole Opry
Leonie Rysanek
Tyson seeks early release aid from counseling completion
Convicted rapist Mike Tyson hopes his six week substance abuse counseling qualifies him for early release. His attorney James Voyles filed a certificate showing completion and asks the court to consider it in a renewed motion. Marion Superior Judge Patricia Gifford previously denied a prior petition for early release for lack of completed counseling or education programs.
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Mike Tyson
James Voyles
Tyson
Indiana
Marion Superior Court
Patricia Gifford
Gary U S Bonds Denies Rumor of Dirty Intro Phrase
In Montgomery County Maryland at the agricultural fair Gary U S Bonds discusses rumors about a filthy phrase allegedly heard at the start of Quarter to Three. He confirms the line was never in the recording and recalls his mother was present at the session. The item ends noting Bob Greene’s syndicated column.
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Gary U.S. Bonds
New Orleans
Lady
United States
Mr. Bonds
Central Ohio
Bonds
Louie Louie
Richard Berry
Bob Greene
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