Pacemakers Progress Highlighted At Medical Assembly
At the 42nd annual Scientific assembly of the American College of Chest Physicians in Atlanta experts discussed pacemaker advances. Modern devices are smaller and longer lasting with lithium batteries, and can be programmed to conserve energy at rest. Over 100,000 Americans use pacemakers, and demand outstrips supply as newer models enter wider medical use.
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American College of Chest Physicians
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Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
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Japan hands over dismantled MiG25 to Soviet freighter
Japan transferred dismantled MiG25 parts to the 4,637 ton Taigonos under Air Self Defense Force direction. Boxes were loaded after a dawn delivery 70 miles north of Tokyo, with Soviet embassy official Victor Denisov and Japan's Takehiro Togo present. Soviet experts began examining the jet, a process expected to last about three days amid cooling Russo Japanese tensions following Lt. Viktor Belenko's 1976 defection.
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Air Self Defense Force
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Tokyo
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Takehiro Togo
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Belenko
Soviet Mig Seized By United States Sparks Tense Swap
The Soviet Union charged that a Soviet pilot was kidnapped by force and drugged to yield a MIG aircraft. The jet was flown to Hyakuri Base near Tokyo for joint tests by Japanese and American engineers, provoking Moscow’s protest as Japan balked at returning the plane.
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Belenko
United States
Soviet Union
Hyakuri Base
Tokyo
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