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Attack plan

Cardiac rehabilitation does wonders for patients after heart attacks and surgery. So why do only a small fraction actually receive it?

Arthur Manjourides works on an order of eggs, home fries, and sausage - fare that he no longer eats after his heart attack. (Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff)

By Stephen Smith

December 10, 2007

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By his own admission, Arthur Manjourides lived for butter. The more butter, the better, which was perhaps not surprising for someone who had spent more than half a century slinging heaping portions of hash and humor at Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe, the South End landmark where pols and paupers alike balance atop the red swivel stools. (Full article: 1033 words)