Oil rig capsules save some, deaths blamed on panic
In 60 mph Gulf winds off Port Aransas Texas, 16 men were rescued from the first survival capsule while a second capsule capsized. Four bodies found inside the overturned craft as dawn broke and rescue ships located the capsule. Survivors blamed panic. company officials defended capsules as lifesaving, noting all rigs use them.
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Ocean Drilling Exploration Co
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Tammy Wynette and George Jones Plan Duet Album
Tammy Wynette and George Jones, once married and now divorced, announce plans to record together again. Producer Billy Sherrill says they will begin work on an album at the end of the month in Nashville with Columbia Epic Records.
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Hearst Hospital Tests Amid Liver Health Concerns
Patricia Hearst remains in Sequoia Hospital for Easter weekend medical tests as doctors monitor a possible liver ailment and a lung bleed. A vacuum chest tube was removed after the lung stabilized, but a bleb persists and a second collapse risks occur. Hearst, convicted of bank robbery, sits in federal custody during 90 days of psychiatric and medical evaluation.
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Baboons Escape at Kings Island Amusement Park
Fifty baboons left their Kings Island compound and formed a troop to roam a stand of trees inside the park. Officials set a 24 hour watch, lure them back with closer food, and urge visitors to stay away and keep noise down to prevent another escape.
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Waterfowl Habitat Saved as Florida Development Faces Setback
The Army Corps of Engineers denied permits to fill 2,000 acres of wetlands for Deltona Corp on Marco Island near Naples. Environmentalists hailed the decision as a major wetlands protection victory, while the developer vowed to seek administrative and judicial review and claimed a state agreement was jeopardized.
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The
Environmental Defense Fund
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