Ed Koch Outlines Path After Stroke Recovery
New York Mayor Ed Koch, discharged after a minor stroke, vows to follow doctors and shed weight. Neurologist Dr. Barrett says Koch, 62, is in excellent shape with a small recurrence risk. Governor Cuomo and Cardinal O'Connor visited as Koch left Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. Madonna Calls Bay City Smelly Not Stinky After Dow Chemical Plant Comment. Duke and Duchess of York Complete Arctic Canoe Trip With Caribou and Musk Ox Sighting.
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Hustler expands into non sex magazines amid profit shift
In Los Angeles Larry Flynt's publishing firm introduces four new magazines including Running Times and Men's Look while planning two more. Company president James Kohls notes a conservative trend and a drop in Hustler sales from 1 million to 900000 copies monthly, projecting the brand to be only about 20 percent of profits in five years.
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Ancient Elephant Graveyard Found at Mammoth Site
In Hot Springs South Dakota scientists and the public follow excavations at the Mammoth Site where 41 mammoths have been unearthed since 1974. The site, 26 000 years old, is the largest known Columbian mammoth remains cache with a 1 13 million building and plans for a museum and lab.
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Citicorp converts Choice card to Visa nationwide
Citicorp plans to convert its Choice credit card to Visa on September 1, converting nearly one million holders mainly in the Washington area. The move follows other belt tightening by the bank, which has $191.4 billion in assets and recently boosted reserves by $3 billion to cover loan losses in South America.
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Meese Defies Pressure to Quit as Critics Attack
Attorney General Edwin Meese III vows to stay in office despite liberal critics pressing for resignation over Iran Contra links and Wedtech contract questions. He says he will continue to serve President Reagan and provide leadership to the Justice Department while denying wrongdoing.
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A Chorus Line reaches performance milestone 5000 on Broadway
Broadway's A Chorus Line hits its 5000th performance as New York cast gathers with 19 former entrants for a finale dedicated to director and choreographer Michael Bennett. The show, adapted from auditions nationwide, has earned over 119.4 million in Broadway gross plus 17.4 million in profit, with touring profits totaling 13 million.
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