King Hopes To Resume Show After Surgery
TV and radio talk show host Larry King hopes to resume his routine soon after successful coronary bypass surgery. The 54 year old was in stable condition at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center, with his attorney saying he expects to return to work within six weeks.
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Testrake Passes Up Politics At Present
Richmond Missouri AP John Testrake the pilot of the TWA Flight 847 hijacking says he will not seek political office at this moment though Missouri Republicans had floated him as a possible lieutenant governor candidate He plans no immediate run and noted he promised backers an answer by his 60th birthday after retiring from TWA in 34 years.
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Dance Theater of Harlem to tour Soviet Union next year
The Dance Theater of Harlem plans a five week tour of the Soviet Union starting May 13 with 32 performances by 75 dancers. Arthur Mitchell said the project costs about 1.5 million and more than 600 thousand remains to be raised. The trip will visit Moscow Tbilisi and Leningrad.
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Cambodian Leaders Meet in France to Seek Peace
In northern France, Prince Norodom Sihanouk and Prime Minister Hun Sen hold talks aimed at ending Cambodia’s nine year guerrilla war. The meeting, at a hotel near Paris, signals potential steps toward national reconciliation and a solution to the Cambodian problem with Vietnam’s involvement. The coalition backed by China and the United States includes Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge.
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Haiti Junta Election Blocked by Provisional Council
The Provisional Electoral Council says the military junta violated the constitution by dismissing the council and cannot legally hold new elections. It warns Haitians would welcome foreign intervention if violence repeats after the Sunday vote was canceled, while Namphy seeks a Feb. 7 civilian transfer.
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