Translators Burn Toast at State Dinner in Panama
AP reports President Carter faced translation glitches at a Panama State dinner with Alfonso Lopez Michelsen, a translator exclaiming I cant hear this while a second translator misreads. Carter joked about a pending briefing on India, and reporters wondered about Rosalynn’s voice calling him at a church.
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Music Alive Well In China Amid Western Classics
Seiji Ozawa says Western classical music is alive in China after a decade of repression. He notes the Central Philharmonic Orchestra could rival Japanese groups in 3 to 5 years, and China plans to spend 60000 dollars in the United States on new instruments focusing on brass.
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No Frills Flight Streaker Delights Miami Passengers
National Airlines Flight 51 from Miami to Los Angeles diverted attention when a 25 year old blonde streaked down the aisle in the no frills section before being restrained by a stewardess. She claimed an inheritance of 5 million dollars and the incident ended without charges.
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