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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1997
Page
8
A trio of new series set to debut this month centers on legal and police drama. The Practice features a feisty defense attorney, while other shows like Feds and Prince Street explore undercover work and crime in New York.
Viewers were lured by Hidden Hotel Horrors as Jim Kenyon and forensic scientist Mark Beese tested three Syracuse area hotels. Tests allegedly found semen in three rooms and a blood stain in one, but the reporting mixed hype with uncertain proof. Channel 3’s findings questioned hotel laundering practices without conclusive evidence.
Channel 3 reports on hotels using ultraviolet light to reveal stains on bedding after guests. Health experts say no known hazard from sleeping under darty blankets though sheets and pillowcases appeared clean. WSTM notes this follows about 30 stations adopting the practice as part of a broader hotel tabloid series.
Darker pastas reveal deeper flavor with stronger added elements. Black pepper chili and lemon persist through cooking in dried and fresh varieties. Sun dried tomato stands out while pinkish dyed shapes lack brightness. Refrigerated fresh pastas retain flavor due to shorter cook time. Pasta LaBella Roasted Garlic and Roasted Bell Pepper appeal to national customers, says Brad Gran.
Cynthia O Connor O Hara of Whitesboro in Oneida County created The Harned Housewife's Cookbook with about 220 easy budget conscious recipes. She aimed to help busy home cooks who juggle children and multiple tasks at mealtimes. She published after researching ideas at the public library and seeing demand for practical, quick dishes.
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