Wine industry leader Terrence Clancy dies

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Clancy died of heart disease at age 60 on Dec 13, 1994. He was the vice chairman of The Wine Alliance, a consortium of four winemaking companies. His career in marketing and sales is discussed, along with personal information.

Obituary, Vintners, Clancy, Terrence

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Born to run: after a hard day of legislating, Brooklyn congressman Charles Schumer casts his vote for a good red wine

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Rep Charles Schumer, 47, has been in elected politics since age 23. The Democrat enjoys his job but also likes to relax by going out to dinner with friends in New York City and enjoying wine and conversation.

Officials and employees, Biography, Interview, United States. Congress. House, Schumer, Charles E.

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New York's love affair with beef

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New York, NY, is famous for its steak-houses, but in 2001 newer steak-houses have adopted a more modern approach to decor and ambience. Six of the city's best steak-houses are described.

Evaluation, New York, New York, Restaurants

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