Walnut Tree in Kent Delights With Light Lunch After Castle Tour
Four travelers wander Kent and the countryside seeking a midday meal after visiting Bodiam Castle. They discover the Walnut Tree with a cozy room, blue and white china, and regional pottery for sale. George Dutton runs a quiet, attentive lunch spot offering soup bread and a refined, American-friendly menu.
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Castle Crawling
Mary
George Dutton
The
Walnut Tree
Kent
George
States
John
Frank
Donna
Walnut Tree visit yields Michelin hopes and farm talk
The narrator chronicles George at the Walnut Tree open two months, serving four soups and scones with jam and cream for a group of Masonic widows. He shares garden lore, mentions borage soups, and a recent four hour $20 dinner for Bank of America guests. They note potential Michelin Ronay attention, while hoping the place remains off the tourist radar.
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George
Dutton
Michelin Guide
Egon Ronay
Bank of America
Michelin
Donna
Bodiam Castle
Hawkhurst
Land-price scare prompts pledge on FmHA sales policy
Washington AP. Reagan administration pledges utmost caution in selling repossessed farmland to ease jitters in the land market as farmland prices fall for the third straight year. Block instructs FmHA to analyze local cases and favor buyers likely to keep land in agricultural production, with inventories and state-by-state holdings noted.
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Washington
Farmers Home Administration
Congress
Fmha
John R. Block
Block
Insects and pests threaten crops and trees this summer
The article lists pests like cutworms, stalk borers, armyworms, and European corn borers attacking corn and wheat stockpiles. It urges weekly field checks, describes signs of damage, and notes control methods including insecticides and the Mauget Bidrin capsule method, plus sheep parasite programs and bronze birch borers in landscape trees.
Lawmakers seek pause on Larvadex in chicken feed
Democratic reps Waxman and Matsui urge EPA to reopen public comment on Larvadex use in chicken feed amid cancer risk concerns. They contend residues could appear in meat and eggs and press for a warning label on egg cartons if the agency proceeds. California authorities questioned the need for Larvadex.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Henry Waxman
Robert T. Matsui
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Waxman
Matsui
California
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