Microwave Cooking: What It Does Best and Destroys
A practical guide to microwave meals noting foods that heat well and those to avoid. Highlights include safe reheating practices, texture and nutrient considerations, and timing tips for consistent results.
Poll finds softened views on Iran in hostage crisis aftermath
A Media General AP poll shows 80 percent fear Iran-backed world terrorism and about half want to keep frozen Trantian assets. Most favor indirect negotiations with Lebanese hostage-takers, 55 percent support third-party talks. direct negotiation is split. A mass of respondents oppose paying ransom, and Washington sticks to nonnegotiation.
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Lebanon
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Artists oppose Prescott School sale to City Hall
Mayor Young and city officials plan to sell the old Prescott School for parking or offices. Tenants include the city school district's Adult Campaign '89 Basic Learning Center, Syracuse Opera, and several arts groups using the building rent-free for offices, rehearsals, classrooms, and storage. They vow to fight to stay, arguing there is nowhere to relocate.
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Prescott School
Sual Ality
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Adult Campaign
Syracuse Opera
Soviet signals on Hungary leaving Warsaw Pact prompt shift
Soviet officials on Sunday indicated Moscow would not object if Hungary withdrew from the Warsaw Pact and opened the door to German reunification. Gorbachev showed willingness to end the pact while Moscow hinted at broader reform in Eastern Europe.
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Seitz
Gorbachev
Finland
Kremlin
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Nikolai Shishlin
Communist Party
Gennady I. Gerasimov
Foreign Ministry
Shishlin
ABC
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Five Die When Jet Crashes Into Carrier Lexington
Five Naval crewmen were killed and two injured aboard the aircraft carrier Lexington after a T-2 Buckeye jet practicing takeoffs crashed into the carrier’s tower and burst into flames on the flight deck. The jet, from Meridian Mississippi, crashed during a training mission about 30 miles south of Pensacola Florida, as the pilot attempted to land.
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Navy Says Lexington Not Damaged In Port Visit Debrief
Fires under control as Navy reports minimal damage to the Lexington aircraft carrier ahead of arrival at Pensacola. Crewmember Anthony Lopez suffers significant burns while the ship’s crew plans a reunion. Separately, a relief guide in Mozambique linked to spying for rebels faces questions as captives, including Carol Roberts, remain held.
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Syracuse
Mozambique
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U.S
Hammond
AIM
Iica
Carol Roberts
Festeyn Paramedics
Melissa Wells
Wells
Mike Pale
CERT
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