Seven Seas Park Opens In Arlington Aims High
Arlington debuts Seven Seas Park a $9 million city project finished March 18 drawing over 1.5 million expected visitors to the nearby stadium. The 35 acre marine attraction features seas from Arctic to South Seas with the Bona Venture pirate ship, dolphins, polar displays, exotic koi and sea lions plus a 2200 seat theater and underwater shows. Over 800 youths will work this summer with admission 2.75 for children and 3.75 for adults.
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Crewless Hing Lee Survives 100 Mile Pacific Voyage
A 39 foot Hing Lee trading launch from Solomon Islands rode out Cyclone Carlotta after being torn from its mooring. Six crew members abandoned ship in a dinghy, five reached shore, one died. The drifted vessel reached Malaita after a three day, 100 mile voyage with engine dead and fuel gone.
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Faulkner Manuscripts Found at Rowan Oak in Oxford
Manuscripts by Nobel laureate William Faulkner were found in an antebellum Rowan Oak closet during termite treatment. University of Mississippi now guards the papers in the Lyceum vault, preserving early career writings and solving the fate of the Pylon manuscript.
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Pigs Used for Burns Treatment in Toronto Hospital
Surgeons at Scarborough General Hospital in Toronto use porcine dressings from specially raised pigs to treat severe burns. The method, developed by Brooke Army Medical Center, aims to bridge skin shortages when autografts are insufficient. Mrs Rejean Rancourt, 29, near Kapuskasing, survived extensive third-degree burns after a fluid-related accident and received over 100 square feet of pigskin. The team notes pigskin offers closer to natural coverage and is not a replacement for autografts.
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Bullfighters threaten strike over tax system in Spain
Led by Paco Camino and Angel Teruel, Spain's matadors threaten a April 18 strike as tax rules based on the prior year's earnings threaten bullfighters with large bills if fight activity drops due to injuries. The walkout could affect Sevilla's spring corrida calendar as officials study reform.
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Controlled Heartbeats Taught
In Baltimore at the Gerontology Research Center doctors teach heart patients to control heart rate via mental concentration. Dr. Bleeker notes nerves to the heart are targeted and six patients with atrial fibrillation participate. An electrocardiograph and computer track responses with lights guiding speeding up or slowing down. Some patients achieve control after three weeks or more.
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Gerontology Research Center
Eugene Bleeker
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