Fear Still Hangs Over Hiroshima After 30 Years
Thirty years after the atomic bombing Hiroshima has rebuilt into a thriving commercial center focused on peace. A U S Japan Radiation Effects Research Foundation studies long term radiation sickness in survivors and their descendants as anger and anxiety persist amid rapid economic growth.
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United States-Japan
Radiation Effects Research Foundation
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Corn Gets Relief In West Kansas
In Garden City Kansas rains in southwest Kansas lifted crop prospects this week while eastern Kansas endured a fifth straight week of dryness. Ray Purdy Gray County extension agent said the rain was a life saver after corn and milo showed signs of stress despite irrigation. Storms brought 1 to 4 inches across western Kansas where about two thirds of the state’s corn grows.
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Woman seeks reinstatement after sex change operation
A 30 year old formerly male newlywed filed in federal court to regain a hospital dialysis job lost over sex change. Carol Lynn Voyles alleges civil rights discrimination after being fired Jan 23 for seeking records reflecting her new gender. The case, before U S District Judge Spencer Williams, hinges on whether patient reactions would be harmed by her continued employment.
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Carol Lynn Voyles
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Fifteen Young Singers Get Opera Grants Across U S
The National Opera Institute named fifteen young singers to receive 5000 grants with potential matching of 5000 next year to advance their careers. Auditions occurred in San Francisco Houston Chicago Washington and New York. Recipients include Sharon Bookhout Mary Ann Christy Ruth Falcon Beverly Flower Elizabeth Haley Norma Newton Roberta Palmer Maria Spacagna Fredda Rakusin Rockwell Blake Modesto Crisci Roger Patterson Richard J Clark Glenn Cunningham and Tonio DiPaolo. The institute funds come half from the National Endowment for the Arts and the rest from private sources.
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Brainy Frenchman Rounds The Bases
Roger Garaudy a noted French scholar long a Communist now declares he is also a Christian after extensive Marxist Christian dialogues. The philosopher art historian and professor at the University of Poitiers argues faith in God and man is inseparable and that transcendence drives revolutionary action.
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Paris
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France
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