Unemployment High Business Outlook Brightens
Washington reports a sharper view on unemployment, with official forecasts revised upward for 1983 national output to near $580 billion. Heller signals higher production and a brighter outlook, though unemployment may remain elevated as factors like auto and industry capacity show limited relief. Economic advisers stress no tax-cut boost and warn that job gains may lag, despite a spring upturn suggested by leading indicators.
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Washington
Heller
Boostui
Walter
Coun
Aino Publishers Association
Kennedy
Congress
T ‘Hey
Wovery
African Cop Cache of Guns Reported in Pretoria
In Pretoria sources said security police found a large arms cache at the home of an African policeman. The cache included rifles pistols and rounds of ammunition and was believed held in readiness for an attack on the administrative capital. The discovery involves terrorists and reflects ongoing security concerns.
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Pretoria
South Africa
IPI
Afcicat
Hair Transplant Technique Highlighted by Surgeon
Dr Samuel Ayres til sketched a hair restoration method using multiple punch grafts taken from the sides or back of the head. Originated by a New York University specialist, Ayres modified the technique for scalp transplants.
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TOS Angeles
Samuel Ayres Til
New York University
Ayres
Death Takes Blind Pianist Templeton in Greenwich
Greenwich mourns blind pianist Alec Templeton who died at home after a year long cancer battle. Born in Cardiff and raised in Britain, he moved to the United States in 1841 and became a renowned American artist with perfect pitch and extraordinary musical recall.
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Greenwich
Conn
Templeton
Cardiff
Wales
United States
Britain
WaWNi Early Musical Prodigy and Rising Pianist
A brief sketch of WaWNi showing early steps toward music. He began piano at age four, composed his first melody then, and after arriving in the United States became an entertaining innovator on stage and radio as well as a concert pianist.
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United State
Jets Collide In Air. Two Pilots Safe At Lake
In Lexington South Carolina two Sabre jet fighters collided in the air last night. Both pilots parachuted to Inchilly Lake and were rescued by lake shore residents in a motor boat. Identified are Capt Allan T. Lamb of Lamberton New Jersey and 1st Lt Charles Healy of Milton Massachusetts.
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Lexington
S.C
Aph
Inchilly Lake
Macray
Lake Shore
Air Force
Allan T. Lamb
Lamberton
Charles Healy
Milton
Mass
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Alec Templeton
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Fantasy Land
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