Satellite medical link could save lives in remote areas
Earthquake and disaster scenes illustrate how Medsat and the Communications Technology Satellite would connect paramedics in the field with doctors far away. NASA already tested satellite ECG in Alaska and planners aim to relay patient data and video from Puerto Rico and Mexico to UCLA for real time guidance by 1975.
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Central America
Alaska
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
TRW
Israel
Shingo Nishikawa
Stan Clarke
Selby Jacobs
Yale University
John Hanley
Ucla Medical Center
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Communications
Nishikawa
Alan Shepard
Manila
Stanford Research Center
California
Fire Departments
United States
Los Angeles
China
Ethiopia
Medsat
Rome
Houston
NASA
Dollar Gains in Money Markets Driven by U.S. Trade Surplus
The dollar rose against major European currencies in early trading with gains in London Frankfurt Tokyo and Singapore. Dealers cited a rare U.S. trade surplus in the second quarter as boosting demand for the greenback. Gold edged up to $96 an ounce in London trade.
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London
UPI
U.S
Frankfurt
Tokyo
Singapore
Nixon
America
Paris
Salvage Effort Focuses on Andrea Doria Purser’s Office
Divers exploring the sunken Andrea Doria describe the wreck as “really busted up” after 17 years, as they attempt to recover about two million dollars in cash and valuables believed in the purser’s area. Heavy 15 foot seas hinder daylight navigation and operations aboard the Atlantic wreck.
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Fairhaven
Mass
UPI
Jay Fiandella
Doria
Stockholm
Atlantic
Nantucket Island
Fiandella
Aces on Bridge Reveal Trap in Grand Slam Bid
A bridge hand from Pittsburgh reporter Fred Weslager shows how a grand slam can backfire. Declarer overreaches by cashing high spades and loses to a ruff and trump sequence. safer play would cash one high spade then lead a small one to secure a small slam.
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Fred Weslager
Pittsburgh
South
West
Declarer
North
East
Weslager
Black police chief leads in all white Shavano Park Texas
Nathaniel Tyler, a black veteran of the Bexar County Sheriff's Office, is police chief of the all white San Antonio suburb of Shavano Park. He notes housing costs limit residency to nonlocals, but says race is not an issue here and he freely patrols in uniform.
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Shavano Park
Tex
UPI
Nathaniel Tyler
San Antonio
Tyler
Bexar County
Central High School
Galveston
Merchant Marines
New York
Apollo Theater
Harlem
New York City
Sheriff's Office
Monsoon as India's fickle but vital partner
India waits on the monsoon for crops and water while critics say governance, not rains, fuels poverty. With half of 560 million possibly hungry, officials cite poor monsoons yet activists urge storage and irrigation reforms to curb hunger. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s government pins blame on rain quality.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Side effects of steroid drugs in medical use
Dr Irwin Polk notes steroids slow inflammation and aid healing in conditions like poison ivy but long term use for chronic diseases brings serious side effects. Adrenal hormones regulate salt balance blood sugar and immune reactions. prolonged use can affect growth infection resistance and cause cataracts.
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Cort-Dome
Cortes
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