“mental magic’ and
then keep them sealed
away ina shopping-mall
safe.

He'll attempt to pick

Famed dramatic
soprans, Resa Peasebe,
4, will make a rare
" publié appearance when

i -ghe holds an auction of

celebrity . memorabilia
May 31 to raise money

_ forthe Peabody Con-
pervalary of Music, the
oldest conservatory in
the United States.

The auction at Pon-
selle's estate, Villa
Pace, in. Stevenson,
Md, will be conducted
by the New York
gallery, Sotheby Parke

| Bernet Inc.

Elayne Duke, &

j spokesman for the
women's board of the
conskrvatory, says the
items to be auctioned
will include memo-
‘yabilia donated by
prominent musicians,
opera’ singers, con-
-ductors, composers,
artists and' writers. The,
money will go toward
encouraging young
- musical talent.

;o Pogsaie, aqformer,

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PEOPLE

Opera for two decades
who retired in 1937,. was
the first American-born
artist to sing a major ~~
role at the Met without
.benefit of European:

Hexry Bushkin,
Carson's. lawyer, has
told NBC Carson will not

"glow an extra half-hour

of showtime because he
fears “it would confuse
his audience.”

‘Carson spent more -
than a year in intense

to reduce the show to 60

The network wanted
to lengthen the show to
counter the success of
ABC's show, . Fridays.
The refusal led NBC to
develop a new late-
Friday program to
compete’ with Fridays
and -replace Midnight
cancelled after eight
years 0 on the air.

This » seanon’s guest
artist with the National
Ballet of Canada,—
Patrick Bissell, 23, has
pleaded not guilty to
charges of public in-
toxication,: disorderly
conduct and assault and
battery on a police af-
fleer. The charges were
laid in Bloomington,
He was put in the
Monroe County jail but
was later released after
a friend paid $2,250 bail.

‘fs scheduled to ap-
pear in court ata later,’ —
MespeciTieg “aie

Bily Corter,
j of fornier U.S: yeni

Oil company

ads refused

‘. TORONTO (CP) -— A tele-

vision advertisement which |

denies thal Imperial Oi] Ltd.
ripped off customers by
peices bas been

the grocnds it is advocacy.

pivertising.

‘The TV ad, similar to full-
page advertisements being
run in Canadian newspapers,
shows Imperial chairman
Jack Armatrong in front of
an Easo service station.

. In the ad, Atmstrong says

“‘ighere’s no truth to these

allegations” and the com-
pany believes that “‘a public
Inquiry will prove that
strong competition has

helped keep prices low and.

has provided good value” for

consumers.
CBC and CTY officials said

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with good training, we'll share the cost of
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in interviews Thursday the
27-second‘ commercial was
turned down because it deals
with = controversial issue.

. “Wedoo't sell commercial

air lime for controversial .
issues,” said Cec Smith,
head ‘of press’ relations for
CBC. “We feel the issué can

best be dealt with” on other |

types of programming where

both sides of a controversial .

issue can be presented. —

Jimmy Cer-ter, still
can’t count oo having a

roof over his head.

Officials of the First -
Federal Savings and

* ‘Loan Association say -

they plan to forechse on
Carter's Marion County
home if arrangements
for payment of the
morigage are not made
” within 30 days.
Carter . assumed
payments on a $100,000
mortgage held by the
association when he
purchased the 7,700-
square-metre home.
The Internal Revenue
Service had threatened
earlier this yeer to sell
Carter's house at public
suction to pay off a
$105,000 tax debt. The
sale was called off when
Carter made ‘a partial
payment of the debt and
agreed to pay the
balance within 90 days.
The man who directed
the movie True Grit has |
some pretty gritty
things to say about the

| current state. of the

‘movies “smut, dirt,
junk.” .

That, be sald, is the
best way to describe
what the public pays to
 -

“Tell ‘anyone = in-

terested that I'm as —

feisty an ever and feei- .
hg better every day,”
, said.
 uathaway, whose &-
film career also in-
chided. How; the West
Was'Won made cinema

details.

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BOSTON (AP) — A closer ™
jook at the symptoms of a

I - heart attack victim may tell

doctors ‘whether the patient
’ ghould be discharged or kept
under the specialired care
that could save hislife,a new
US. study shows.

“Lack of | (guidelines)

‘unexpectedly. develop.
serious and often fatal

_. complications,” said Dr.

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chiel ‘of medicine .at

Hospital. -
“Tbe moat reliable tip-off to
’ @ chronic heart problem is

a day or more after a
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“symptoms

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especially. -when accom-

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coronary-care unit had cheat
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new heart attack or an ex-

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It's patient had recurrent *

chest pains: -and: lung-fluid
sounds, he stood ‘a 55-per-
cent chance of readmission
to coronary care, the stidy

~ said.”

The researchers said their
findings can be used a guide
to find which -patients will
need longer stays in
coronary care.

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studying new medical
expenses. And these
Services Plan payments.
The pressute on your doctor’s time and economics continues to
increase. Contrary to popular belief, Canadians are spending
proportionately less each year on health care. Right now,
you spend on food to keep your family healthy, you spend only about 10)
cents on health
“The doctors of British Columbia are deter to natin and
improve the service they provide.
It will cost money. Money that your
doctor feels should come
Medical Services Plan:
In the days ahead, it will help to
have you on.our side. _

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seat deped on our eto fo keep pe a ao
receive the best care and treatment possible should youneedit.”

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