Zero Mostel dies at age 62 in Philadelphia hospital
Broadway icon Zero Mostel dies of heart failure at 62 in Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia. He earned Tony awards for Fiddler on the Roof and played diverse roles from Leopold Bloom to Pseudolus, leaving a legacy of exuberant stage presence and deep warmth.
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Prison to begin improvements at Arizona State Prison
The Arizona Department of Corrections awards its first major construction contract to upgrade the antiquated Arizona State Prison. Canyon Construction Co. of Phoenix receives a $397,800 bid to replace water lines in Cellblock 2, with total project costs around $845,000, funded by recent legislative appropriations. The department also meets a 15 day water quality deadline set by Health Services.
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Judge faults prison policy and urges plan for growth
Arizona Court of Appeals Judge Jack Ogg told the Prescott Forum that public pressure for roads and schools hurt prisons. He warned Florence housing shortfalls threaten public safety and predicted the 1979 criminal code will swell the inmate population. A federal order set a 2,125 cap for 30 days and a 50 percent reduction target.
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Declarer fails after bad trump break in bridge hand
In a vulnerable game, South faces a poor trump split and mutters as East ruffs a high spade. Declarer misses the plan, misreads the spades, and the contract slips to down one. the suggested play favors passing at part score rather than overbidding.
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RCA introduces first four hour Selecta Vision VCR
RCA unveils the Selecta Vision video cassette recorder offering four hour in absentia recording at about 1000 dollars. It links to any TV and uses a built in clock timer for automatic recording and playback. Optional cameras and accessories expand two or four hour capacity with ads and national rollout planned.
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