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Published Sunday, May 12, 1996, in the Miami Herald.

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TRAVEL section, May 12, 1996
FLORIDA ISSUE
  • FLA THEMES: Major additions are opening this summerin the theme parks: A Terminator ride at Universal, a whole new section at Disney called BoardWalk, a new section at Sea World called Key West, and Busch's biggest single expansion ever, called Egypt. Jay Clarke.
  • FLA FERRY: Visiting Fort Jefferson by ferry. One color picture. Nancy Klingerer.
  • FLA TEASE: Tease color photo of Fla Folkfest, plus index.
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  • FLA DEALS: Examples of summer packages.
  • FLA CEDAR KEY: It's Key West north. F.L.; may hold
  • FLA FOLKFEST: A major event in Florida is the annual Folk Festival at White Springs in May. with 1 by 3'' map, photo; Pat Canova.
  • FLA FAMILY: Great resorts for families with young children. F.L. Maybe.

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  • TRAV DANGER: How to travel safely.
    FLORIDA PAGE
  • FLA FOLKFEST

    TRAVEL section, May 19, 1996

  • AUSTRALIA: Why this remote continent is becoming a sought-after tourist destination. Australia's greatest city, tops on Conde Nast's most-desired destinations list, and picked to have the Olympics in 2000. Possible sidebars on Aussies and on Blue Mountains. PHILL FLANDERS IS DOING 6 COL COLOR MAP. PLUS COLOR PHOTOS. ENTIRE FRONT. Jay Clarke.
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  • KIDS PARK: Tips on visiting national parks
    FLORIDA PAGE
  • HORSES ON THE SAVANNAH: Remote strip of land between intracoastal water and ocean in Fort Pierce is home to some impressive horse country. Nearby Savannah State park is great place to ride horses, watch breeders exercise their stallions and see endangered manatees. Chris Elliott, free-lance. Disk is bad; need new disk. Due May 5.

    HOME section, May 12, 1996

    UTOPIA3 -- Workers in Palm Beach County broke ground last month on the first ``New Urbanism'' development in South Florida. The development, designed by Andres Duany, covers about 3 square miles in Jupiter and will be home for 6,000 families. It will also have a campus of Florida Atlantic University. What will it be like to live there? Who can afford this one? Whoriskey. w/art

    STOVELOVE -- Here's a Mother's Day story: When it comes to loyalty and long-term relationships, Ellen Teagarden considers herself especially fortunate. Her Magic Chef stove has lasted more than 55 years, a longevity she attributes, in part, to dedicated scouring. Every Thanksgiving, her husband takes a picture of the stove, which, thanks to its nonrusting, nontarnishing white porcelain surface, never seems to age. ``I have such fond memories of that stove,'' says her daughter, Linda Porter. ``Fried okra always came out perfect.'' Wires, with color art.
    w/REFRIGERATOR -- If you think the automatic ice-cube maker in your current refrigerator ranks right up there with the wheel, then what about an ice maker that lets you choose the consistency of that ice -- from crushed to cube -- with the turn of a knob? The enhancement is just one of many in response to the renewed popularity of the kitchen as a center of contemporary family life. Wires.
    w/STOVENEW -- What's big, expensive and hot all over? Stoves, of course. And you can forget four burners and an oven these days. If it doesn't have halogen burners, two ovens and a stainless steel finish that glows like old money, it's as cold as yesterday's toast. Wires. w/art
    w/GURU0512 -- Vacuum cleaners.
    w/HARDERVACUUM -- Wires.

    HOUSEFIXUP -- The fact is, a house is a depreciating asset, which needs lots of expensive maintenance just to hold its value. Wires.

    HOME section, May 19, 1996

    PLANTINGTIME -- Landscaping small spaces, such as townhouses, zero-lot-line properties. Ga. list of small trees. w/illustration and/or art.

    SEARSCARDS -- Now come trading cards with Sears Craftsman tools on them. w/color art.


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