Mary Martin Returns to Stage After 10 Years at Kennedy Center
Actress Mary Martin, in her first stage appearance in over a decade, praised her career highlights South Pacific and Peter Pan and joked about flying to a balcony. She stars at the Kennedy Center with Anthony Quayle in Do You Turn Somersaults by Aleksei Arbuzov.
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Doonesbury Strips Censored by New York Daily News
The New York Daily News did not run this week’s Doonesbury strips satirizing its handling of the Son of Sam case. The New York Post printed two of the dropped strips but did not publish Wednesday’s after a cease and desist order. A Breslin column about the killer followed a letter from the suspect.
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No retirement for publisher, 85
Minnie Farmer, publisher of The Howard City Record, turns 85 and shows a lifetime of work keeping the weekly alive with volunteer help while writing, selling ads, and mailing papers. The 105 year old paper serves 1,180 in a town of 1,000 as she plans no retirement and uses Cedar Springs Clipper presses.
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Thousands staking life on Medic Alert
A 14 year old Linda Collins in California nearly died in 1953 from an allergic reaction to anti tetanus serum. Her brush with death spurred the creation of Medic Alert programs now used by thousands for medical emergencies nationwide.
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Medic Alert founder Carl Collins and service impact
The article recounts Carl Collins founding Medic Alert after nearly losing his daughter to an unknown allergy. It notes Medic Alert now serves over a million U S patients and receives hundreds of emergency calls yearly. Hodder cites testimonials and outlines enrollment via hospitals doctors offices and pharmacies.
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Park indicted by federal grand jury in Washington
South Korean businessman Tongsun Park, central figure in an alleged Capitol Hill influence buying scheme, has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Washington. The charges were not disclosed but likely involve bribery statutes. the indictment was reportedly sealed as Park is in London and the U S has no extradition treaty with South Korea.
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Genetic defect risks studied in medical staff
Chicago surgeons nurses and technicians exposed to anesthetic gases show higher risks for offspring defects. English and US studies find 26 percent more miscarriages and 38 percent more malformed births among female workers. men show higher liver disease risk and increased birth defect frequency in children.
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Journal of the American Medical Assn
England
United States
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