Samba Dancers Open Carnival in Rio de Janeiro
Thousands of costumed sambistas filled Rio’s Avenida Rio Branco as Rio hosts a four day carnival. Major events center on Sunday night parade of the 14 top samba schools, with preparations costing tens of millions and attracting hundreds of thousands of locals and about 15,000 foreign visitors.
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Watchdog agencies cut hospital stays for some patients
The federal government reports an experimental network of watchdog PSROs reduced hospital stays for some Medicaid and Medicare patients. Early data from Hartford, Boise, Portland, and Columbia show averages dropping about 23 percent. Medicaid stays fell from 7.94 to 5.68 days, saving roughly $223 per hospitalization. elderly Medicare stays dropped from 11.20 to 3.3 days, saving about $14 per hospitalization.
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Pope Paul VI Defines Church Aims Amid Injustice Debates
In Vatican remarks Pope Paul VI urged reporters to fairly depict the Church saying liberation of man is part of salvation and the Church must address justice without dropping Gospel proclamation. He cautioned against extremism and called journalists to denounce violence and economic exploitation.
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Relic fragments of Mussolini returned to Bologna church
A man delivered Mussolini relics to St Dominick's Basilica in Bologna including brain fragments, a plumed helmet, a First Marshal insignia hat, a sword and a metal crown from the Predappio vault. Police said the man spoke under confession and identity motives are unknown.
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Woman survives Golden Gate Bridge jump in San Francisco
Police reported a woman aged about 20 to 25 jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge yesterday and survived. The fishing boat Nepture rescued her from the water and she was taken by ambulance to Mission Emergency Hospital in guarded condition.
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Horoscope forecast by Carroll Righter for star signs
A scrambled list of sun sign guidance. Aries advises meditation and career progress, Taurus emphasizes keeping promises, Gemini urges completing duties, Leo stresses attention to finances, Virgo warns against idle influences, Libra suggests health focus, Scorpio seeks harmony without overspending, Sagittarius calls for clarity and party balance, Capricorn mentions religious service, Aquarius notes business advice, Pisces recommends exercise and health restoration.
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