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Most members of the team will be in action this weekend at the Yale Open, the next in a string of meets preceding the official nineman season. However, Brog says Boyum is expected to bypass this tournament after his big victory in Boston...
...most important factor in dispelling any lingering prejudice. She has worked her way up through local and state offices, spending time as clerk of the Court of Appeals for Shelby County before winning election to statewide office. Further, because of Gov. Brown's travels and illness after triple bypass surgery this summer, she has served as acting governor for almost 500 days, over a quarter of Brown's four years as governor. During this time, she has done little if anything to antagonize the governor or the people. One pollster noted that the contrast between her actions as acting governor...
Former Harvard lecturer on East Asian Studies Dr. Gui Pauker, now with the California-based Rand Corporation, recalled visiting Aquino in the spring of 1979 while he was recovering from his triple bypass operations. "He was very weak, but the first thing he said to me was I've had a lot of time to think in jail and I've realized the only solution is non-violence,'" Pauker recalled...
RECOVERING. Burt Lancaster, 69, rugged, resilient Oscar-winning film actor (Elmer Gantry, 1960); from a six-hour quadruple-bypass heart operation; in Los Angeles. Lancaster, whose 59 movies include From Here to Eternity and Atlantic City, is expected to leave the hospital this week...
...killing is bound to have serious repercussions. Aquino, the youngest governor and then the youngest senator in Philippine history, was thrown into prison under sentence of death for "subversion" in 1972, shortly after mounting a strong bid for the presidency against Marcos. Released in 1980 to undergo heart bypass surgery in the U.S., he later held fellowships at Harvard and M.I.T. before deciding to return this summer...