Embarrassing Moments Share a Red Faced Parade of Blunders
A Syracuse Post standard feature collects reader and notable accounts of mortifying moments from townsfolk and public figures. Tales include pants dropping at a bingo hall, oversized costumes, hidden undergarments at a checkout, liver spilled on a bus, and viewers spotting blushing faces on the evening news. Notable local names and institutions appear in a lighthearted roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Frey
Tully
Nedrow
Bill
D.J.H
Liverpool
Mrs. H. Coleman
Donna
Mis
Melvin Eggers
Syracuse University
Scientists seek signals from E T and intelligent life
Scientists launch a five year Search for Extra-terrestrial Intelligence directing radiotelescopes at 773 potential life sustaining bodies. Arecibo’s giant telescope and other antennas worldwide will scan 74 000 frequencies for narrowband signals while a new multichannel analyzer tracks candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Davis
E.t.s
NASA
Davis
Puerto Rico
Arecibo
San Juan
Cornell University
Ihaca
Constellation Hercules
Washington
Ar Pnag
Arecibo Tonospheric Observatory
Ruling could force disclosure of alcohol ingredients
Chicago Sun-Times reports that a federal judge ordered the government to require ingredient labeling or at least supply addresses for consumer inquiries on beer wine and liquor ingredients. The order takes effect in February while the Wine Institute appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pratt
Washington, D.C
Pratt
Center For Science In
Public Interest
Wine Institute
Michael Jacobson
Public Interest Science Center
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Syracuse Herald-Journal Lifestyle
Donna Waldby
Laurie J. Storey
Joygerm
Joan
Joan of Art
Joan White
Ermbar
Virginia Vine
Lincoln Park Drive
Virginia
E.T
Agnes J. Montana
Associated Press
By Jim Ritter
Chicago Sun-Times