Hal Boyle Opens Mail
New York AP column surveys everyday trivia and gentle stats from doctors visits to aging and consumer habits. It notes 122 million Americans visited doctors last year, 12 000 centenarians, and shifts in sleep and spending patterns while adding a quip on government budget growth from 3.5 billion to nearly 100 billion over decades.
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Harness trainer-driver Delinsko tops early year standings
After the first four months this year, trainer-driver Del In sko led the nation's harness racing drivers in victories with 36. He also led in money won with $270,291.
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del Insko
Sal Maglie Named Boston Red Sox Coach for Two Years
Sal Maglie will serve as coach for the Boston Red Sox on a two year contract. The announcement confirms Maglie's role and term with the club as part of the pitcher staff and coaching lineup.
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Boston Red Sox
Rockers Dethroned as Neatniks Rise in Britain
In Britain the rocker subculture fades as the neatnik trend gains ground among under-30 men. Former mods adopt formal wear including waistcoats and wide silk cravats, with tailored looks and hats redefining male fashion. Tailor & Cutter calls the shift good news for fashion.
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Neatnik
Tailor & Cutter
Actor Edward G Robinson Improves After Car Crash
Beverly Hills authorities said 72 year old actor Edward G Robinson is improving at Mt Sinai Hospital after abdominal injuries from a Wednesday collision with a tree. A spokesman said he will stay 10 to 14 days and underwent four and a half hours of surgery to repair abdominal vessels. Former pitcher Gordon Maltzberger scouts for the Chicago White Sox.
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Free birth control pills to be offered under expanded aid
FRANKFORT AP The expanded medical aid program will require free birth control pills for many medically needy persons under 65 starting July 1. The State Advisory Council on Medical Assistance endorses the family planning principle within the program. AUGUSTA AP There are signs of lobster supply decline in Maine due to cooler waters. The state marine director Robert L. Dow cites smaller catches and higher prices over the past two years. LOUISVILLE AP A major artificial kidney center will be created at the University of Louisville Medical School with a $700000 federal grant to expand facilities. DETROIT AP Michigan and Canadian officials aim to reduce Lake Erie's pollution. industry antipollution equipment funding may total around $200 million for Detroit area sectors.
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Mich
Lake Erie
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U.S
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Michigan
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