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...visit, before heading up to British Columbia and, this Friday, back home. Sumptuous feastings? There was everything from maple soufflé and rack of lamb (and 1966 Château Lafite-Rothschild) to a hot heap of chiles rellenos and refried beans. Banquets? In Los Angeles, the Queen ate papaya and heard George Burns tell jokes about octogenarian sex; at an official dinner in Golden Gate Park, goose-liver quenelles in pheasant broth were followed by the San Francisco Opera and Symphony performing a bit of Leonard Bernstein's Candide. A run on velvets and silks? For just...
...most of last night's ate ECAC semifinal game, it looked like Harvard hockey fans who left the Garden early hadn't missed much...
After waking up in a clean, comfortable, $7-a-night hotel room in Mexico City, the young couple from Kansas City ate a four-course breakfast that cost them 70? each and then took a 1? bus ride downtown for a morning of sightseeing. Bob and Rhonda Sparks spent $2 for a spicy three-course lunch near the Palacio de Bellas Artes and realized that "the amount of money we brought down here for two weeks could last half a year." At the delightful little Hotel Montejo in Mérida, Ted Mills and Jill Heizman of Santa Cruz, Calif...
...came home today, and I opened the door with my bare hands. And I said, 'Hey, who tore up all my wallpaper samples? Who ate all the grapes? The ones I was saving. ' And this guy was sitting there, and I said, 'Hey, pal! What's going on here?'And he had this smile, and when he smiled he had these big white teeth like luxury hotels on the Florida coastline. And when he closed his mouth it looked like a big scar. And I said to myself, 'Holy smokes-looks like some kind...
...county officials went to work to develop strategies for halting future foreclosures, Papadakos said he intended to medi ate every such case that comes before him. One plan he is considering would temporarily allow delinquent homeowners to pay only the interest on their monthly payments. "We're not going to help deadbeats. I want that made perfectly clear," says Papadakos. "But we will help those who need five, six or seven months...