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Bush begins fishing holiday
ISLAMORADA (Florida). President George Bush took time off from official duties on Sunday and began a three-day fishing holiday in the Florida Kev*, reports Reuter
Bush was
accompanied by hia wife Barba ra and Tre asury Secretary Nicholas Brady and his wtlr to the res ort city ol
100 mllei (ISO km) south ol Miami.
It was his first ho
Uday since the Gulf war ended on February 28 and the third year in a row he had come to the Keys for fishing Che Keys are a chain of Islands on the southern tip of Florida
Bush returns to Washington on Wednesday after stopping to visit hia 89-yearoid mother tn Ho be Sound, near Palm Beach. Florida
A museum for garbage
SAN JOSE (California) : Anyone who thinks garbage stinks hasn't been to the San Jose’s latest attraction—a museum where talking trash Is good clean fun. reports AP
Half-eaten pizzas, empty beer cans and disposable diapers are part of the new museum, intended to make people think about how much rubbish they throw away and to spread the word about recycling.
"It's a great outing for parents and their children. I*uls It doesn't smell bad.’’ said museum spokesman Jim Lochmiller
The museum, run by Browning-Ferris at its II milllon-dol lar recycling center, is drawing school groups and scout troops like flies. It will open to the general public April 6
This is pretty neat," said Amy Dao. a fourth grader visiting with her class. "I've never seen so much garbage before "
Visitors encounter the "Wall of Garbage, a 100 foot (32 meter) long. 20-foot (7 meter) high display of paint thinner cans. Styrofoam containers, egg cartons, old shoes, broken dolls, plastic bags and scraps of food.
The wall represents the amount of trash discarded by the entire United States every second Santa Clara County every three minutes and one person every six years.
All the garbage Is real. It doesn't stink because its ben sterilized and in the case of food and other perishable ma terials. carefully preserved.
Aficionados can pickup bits of garbage and recycling lore— such as the average car interior contains 60 pounds of re cycled paper and that each recycled can saves enough energy to power a television for three years
"What we re offering is the rage to-riches story of waste said company sales manager Anne Petchaucr
They died 3 hrs apart
ALEDO (Illinois): A couple who family members said had one of the longest marriages on record died Just three hours apart, two weeks shy of their 81st wedding anniversary reports AP
Roy Ungafelter. 102. and his 98 year old wife Lizzie, died Friday at.the Mercer County Nursing Home here
They lived a very good life together. They enjoyed life " granddaughter Barb Kelly said. And this way. neither ora- had to know the other was gone. The good Lord wanted it that way.”
The Lingafelters had been confined to their rooms for about a week while suffering from pneumonia. a nurse at the I home said
The couple would have been married 81 years on April I 1 Ungafelter drove a horse and buggy 19 kilometers (12 miles) from his farm in Keithsburg to Aledo tn 1910, to marrv hts I 17-year-old bride.
The Guinness Book of World Records lists two marriages that lasted 86 years. One marriage In England began In 1762 and ended In 1848. A New Hampshire couple s marriage lasted from 1743 to 1829
"You have to give and take and agree with each other Mrs Ungafelter said of her marriage during an interview last year "And of course, we loved each other