Dean Of Met Star Jerome Hines Embraces View As Religious Fanatic
Jerome Hines, 95, dean of Metropolitan Opera stars, discusses his long career from a junior high glee club ouster to fame. The bass notes his dual role as concert singer and evangelist, openly embracing the label religious fanatic while claiming two way conversations with God and a life shaped by faith.
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Blue Cross Mandates Cost Cutting
The Blue Cross Association announced a cost cutting drive including tighter fraud and abuse controls, medical necessity screening, and hospital cost review across 69 member plans. The program aims to curb unnecessary services, reduce duplicate payments, and involve governments and agencies in cost containment while maintaining care quality.
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Vance Plans China Trip On Human Rights And Ties
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance will visit Tokyo and Peking to discuss human rights and the future of U S relations with China. Officials say no breakthrough is expected but aim to broaden political ties and exchanges while acknowledging Taiwan sensitivities.
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CIA Probers Tie Nuclear Material to Israel Contention
CIA investigators say circumstantial evidence convinces them enriched uranium tied to a Pennsylvania firm was diverted to Israel, though no proof exists in court. House committees probe if U.S. government involvement occurred, amid longstanding 1966 findings denying conclusive diversion proof.
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Blasted Coal Project Managers Under Fire
A U S government GAO report faults ERDA and project leaders for failing to steer or terminate the 237 million coal to oil pilot. The Coaleon venture between Chemical Construction and Union Carbide ran over budget by 10 million and fell more than a year behind schedule, ending June 15. The study cites mismanagement, delayed action, and contractor-provided assurances as key factors in the costly outcome.
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