Doctors protest non-nuclear drill in Baltimore hospitals
In Baltimore City Hospitals a Pentagon exercise simulating 400 wounded soldiers was protested by physicians outside the complex. The non-nuclear Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System drill ran at 44 major civilian hospitals across Maryland Virginia and Washington DC as part of a large national test.
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Cable cars bid farewell as San Francisco begins overhaul
Cable Car No. 7 ended its last run before a two year renovation, with a early morning final ride from the Powell Street line. City officials and workers marked the start of a $58.2 million century old system overhaul amid cheers and nostalgic remarks.
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Prince condemns exotic pet sales threats to species
World Wildlife Fund president Philip told 1,500 guests in Los Angeles that 80 percent of wild species known in 1800 face extinction by 2000 if profits lure continued killing. He urged stronger actions during a Los Angeles World Affairs Council luncheon. Crosby jailed 90 days after beating two women in Culver City. appeals planned as judge fines him 200 dollars and imposes probation and drug testing.
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SAT scores show slight rise after long decline in seniors
The College Board reports 1982 high school seniors halted the SAT score decline with math up one point to 467 and verbal up two to 426 on a 200 to 800 scale. Officials say averages will unlikely return to 1963 levels due to broader college enrollment.
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New York
Pete King dies at 68 noted music arranger conductor
Pete King an arranger composer and conductor for films including South Pacific Camelot Dr Doolittle died of cancer at 68 in Newport Beach California He recorded over 25 albums with the Pete King Choral and Pete King Orchestra His credits include State Fair Flower Drum Song Bells are Ringing An Affair To Remember He worked with Fred Astaire Pat Boone Bing Crosby Doris Day Dean Martin Frank Sinatra Lawrence Welk and Roger Williams He was born in Greenfield Ohio August 8 1914 and began on the Fred Allen Show He served as Paramount musical director on The Godfather and Day of the Locust He retired in 1974 after meningitis left him deaf Survivors include his wife Marylla daughter Louise King and son Charles Dudley King.
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