Pryor's skin graft postponed as condition worsens
Richard Pryor remains critically ill with third degree burns. Doctors postponed skin grafts delaying treatment while noting the actor's grave condition. A hospital spokesman said Pryor is not better than when admitted and the team will reassess after whirlpool therapy.
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Richard Hayman Career Highlights Across Music and Film
Hollywood notes celebrate Richard Hayman for a string of hit records including Ruby and a film role in Meet Me in St. Louis. He served as chief arranger for the Boston Pops for thirty years and conducted and arranged for Red Skelton Bob Hope Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck.
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Cash marks 25 years with solid career in music
Johnny Cash in Montego Bay Jamaica marks his 25th show business anniversary. He says he has always made a good living and does not brood if a record misses the charts. He thanks God for his career and longevity.
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Doomsday doomsday: survivors envy the dead, doctors say
Surviving witnesses including Shigeko Sasamori describe Hiroshima horrors to Senator Kennedy’s subcommittee. Experts warn a 20 megaton attack would devastate the D C area with mass casualties, no safe food or water, and few doctors available. The panel stresses human costs over weapons policy.
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Earliest ancient cells found in 3.5 billion year rocks
UCLA paleobiologist J William Schopf leads a team including Stanley Awramik UC Santa Barbara Malcolm Walter Roger Buick and John Dunlop to report cellular fossils in Western Australia dating to about 3.5 billion years ago. Five distinct microfossil species show early complex ecosystems in rocks that also include silica infill and aged outer coats. The find pushes back the origin of life by 1.2 billion years from prior estimates and confirms a diverse early biosphere.
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