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Closure means relief for head of cafeteria
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DAILY MAIL STAFF
The operator of the Capitol Complex Cafeteria for the last 11
years said he's glad the state and Kanawha-Charleston health
departments finally shut it down.
Carl Frame said he almost quit a month ago because he wasn't
getting any help with maintaining the 30-year-old cafeteria from the
state General Services Division and the place has needed upgrading
for years.
"Thank God for the health department," Frame said today. "It's
unreal. It was horrible the stu...
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Sugah, the Cafeteria Is Adjourned; Cherished Restaurant, Staff Serve Last Meal at Courthouse
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; Each morning and lunchtime, Margaret Applewhite, standing at the cashier station in the cafeteria of the D.C. Superior Court, dishes out her own style of Southern warmth. "What you got, Baby?" she asks a lawyer who shows her a plastic container of french fries and a chicken steak and cheese.
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Cook up good behavior with a cafeteria makeover: an interview with Susan Graham.(Q&A)(Interview)
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Investors May Rescue Troubled Charlotte, N.C., Cafeteria, Hotel.(Originated from The Charlotte Observer, N.C.)
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Shattering experience,: Speculation abounds after second glass panel breaks in Capitol cafeteria
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; Diners at the cafeteria in the Capitol basement now may have more to worry about than high cholesterol. For the second time in 18 months, one of the panels of glass enclosing the cafeteria has spontaneously shattered. Some theorize that the Rotunda is sinking. Others lightheartedly suggest an
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Cafeteria enters Durham, N.C., restaurant scene.
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