Boy Recovers From Third Liver Transplant In Pittsburgh
Seven year old Ronnie DeSillers survived a third liver transplant in two months at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. Doctors called the donor organ a perfect fit and his mother Maria DeSillers praised his health improvement. The Miami boy had received funds from President Reagan and donors before this operation.
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Pittsburgh
Ronnie DeSillers
Maria DeSillers
Miami
Reagan
Children’s Hospital of
Murky Weather and Fog Swirl Through Morning
Foggy skies linger this morning with continued cloud cover tonight and tomorrow. Tonight brings partly cloudy conditions and a 20 percent chance of showers with a low in the lower 50s. Tomorrow remains cloudy with a 20 percent shower chance and a high in the low 70s.
Deaths of Vera C. DuBose Bert H Hallman Pearl Hildebrand
Obituary notices report the deaths of Vera C. DuBose of Ridge Spring Bert H. Hallman of Neeses and Pearl Hildebrand of Edgefield with brief biographical details and funeral arrangements forthcoming.
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Vera C. DuBose
Ridge Spring
Bert H. Hallman
Neeses
Pearl Hildebrand
Edgefield
Billy Graham Carolina Crusade Opens In Columbia
The Billy Graham Crusade comes to Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia with free admission on a first come basis. Parking and stadium gates open Saturday and Sunday at 3 PM and weekday evenings at 5 PM and 6 PM respectively. Contact the crusade office for details. Aiken Standard reporter Martha Norris will cover opening day.
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Williams-Brice Stadium
Columbia
South Carolina
Billy Graham Crusade
Aiken Standard
Martha Norris
Tragedies Strike Two U S Cities
A Palm Bay Florida gunman William Cruise killed six and wounded thirteen in two shopping centers and took hostages before police captured him. In Bridgeport Connecticut an unfinished high rise apartment building collapsed killing at least nine and trapping nineteen workers as rescuers search the rubble.
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Connecticut
Palm Bay
Fla
Florida
Hell On Earth
William Cruise
Bridgeport
Conn
Bobby Jones Expressway extension remains unlikely in near term
South Carolina will not see the Bobby Jones Expressway extension funded soon despite about 154 million from the federal highway bill. A revised bill allows pooling funds from other highway programs to advance priority projects including the Isle of Palms connector and Myrtle Beach Connector, though no new money is allocated specifically for the Bobby Jones project. Local officials say construction is not imminent. funds may be shifted to other priority road work as a stopgap measure.
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South Carolina
Highway Department
Brian Ellison
S.C. Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Isle of Palms
Myrtle Beach
Ellison
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Washington
Bobby Jones Expressway
Jenny Willco
Energy Prices Offset Declining Food Costs
Prices rose 0.4 percent in March as energy costs climbed while food costs edged down. Gasoline jumped 2.3 percent, offsetting a 0.1 percent drop in food prices, with annual inflation around 9.1 percent and 6.2 percent for the first quarter of 1987.
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Washington
Labor Department
Tokyo
Nuclear liability battle looms over utility insurance reform
Rep. Dennis Eckart leads a bill to overhaul Price-Anderson by making utilities fully liable for accident damages. The measure has 41 co sponsors and cross party backing as Congress weighs changes to the 30 year old act expiring Aug 1. Energy Dept official William Voigt says Shippingport decommissioning stays on schedule for 1990.
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Washington
Dennis Eckart
Eckart
Ohio
Energy Department
House Interior
William Voigt
Pennsylvania
Shippingport
Chernobyl Doctor Predicts Up To Seventy Five Thousand Deaths
Dr. Robert Gale, UCLA leukemia specialist, says the Chernobyl disaster could cause up to 75 000 cancer deaths, with about half in the Soviet Union and the rest across Europe and the northern hemisphere. He notes immediate care can save many lives but long term birth defects and cancer are still uncertain.
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Washington
Robert Gale
Chernobyl
Soviet Union
Europe
Hemisphere
Gale
Abc-Tv
University of California At Los Angeles
Eckart Pushes Unlimited Damages Bill In House
Eckart introduced a bill demanding utilities pay unlimited damages for accidents caused by negligence. He called it the first salvo in a likely protracted and difficult fight as lawmakers debate Price-Anderson coverage.
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Price-Anderson
Eckart
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