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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2000
Page
10
The article details Gates courting a private golf club rule clash at a high end California property near Palo Springs. It notes a past reprimand at the Vintage Country Club over dress code and hints Gates will push his own standards while avoiding attire restrictions.
Clive Davis recalls language snags naming The Artist Formerly Known as Prince while revealing tensions at BMG after the Arista signing. Davis notes the struggle to retain control of Arista as BMG proposed a replacement, threatening a public clash if the contract wasn’t renewed.
Readers protest that advice to relax ignores medical realities and costs. They cite polycystic ovary syndrome, endometriosis, chromosomal issues, and lack of insurance coverage, noting infertility is a medical problem requiring treatment and not stress relief.
The piece highlights 1990s American appetite for Italian cuisine with cookbook demand and imported ingredients. It notes Mary Amabile Palmer’s Tomato and Bell Peppers dish, mentions reader requests for reprints of Emeril recipes, and previews Thai Peanut Chicken as a diabetic-friendly option from Memorable Menus Made Ye Evelyn Clayton.
A recipe for fudge filled oat bars from Vicki Doyle uses butter brown sugar eggs and vanilla plus flour baking powder salt and oats. The directions outline mixing creaming butter and sugar adding eggs then folding in dry ingredients before baking to create bars.
A request format outlining how to respond or submit a favorite recipe. It includes a mailing address in Syracuse New York, a box number, a fax line and an email for submission, and asks for name, address, and telephone number. Instructions emphasize providing contact details for publication.
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