Arthur Fiedler Stable After Mild Heart Attack
Boston conductor Arthur Fiedler, age eighty four, is listed as stable and resting comfortably at Tufts New England Medical Center after a weekend mild heart attack. Hospital officials said he remains in the cardiac care unit for observation, with pain subsiding and a planned several weeks in hospital.
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Is this the end of melon balls in Tokyo's markets
A Tokyo sales clerk showcases the latest Japanese produce square water melons. Developed by horticulturist Tomoyuki Ono, who guards his cultivation methods as a trade secret, the unique melons went on sale at a major Tokyo department store.
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Oil spill shuts Alaska pipeline deep in Brooks Range
UPI reports crews digging in Alaska's Brooks Range locate a leak that halted the Trans-Alaska pipeline and sent crude into the Atgun River. Alyeska spokesman Sam Akin says a 50-man crew searches for the break as booms contain the slick four miles downstream. amount spilled remains undetermined and not yet estimated.
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Carter Approval Dips to 30 Percent in NYTimes CBS Poll
Washington reports the New York Times CBS poll shows President Carter at 30 percent approval among 1,422 voting age Americans, down from 42 percent in March and the lowest since Johnson and Ford. The decline is tied to views on his handling of the economy.
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Rising environmental costs to Ohio Edison raise bills
Over five years environmental expenditures will add about 535 dollars per customer to building costs. Clean Air rules require 437 million dollars for controls in five years. Virtually 20 percent of plant costs go to environmental facilities that do not generate power but raise the price per kilowatt hour.
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