Wife of artificial heart patient questions lifelong care
In Louisville Kentucky Mrs Marga Schroeder wife of artificial heart recipient William Schroeder 53 says she wishes he could reveal if he wants to continue living She questions consent form guidance and notes he has not asked to stop and remains at his bedside twelve hours daily as he recovers from strokes.
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New York
William Schroeder
Margaret
Bill
Schroeder
Humana Hospital Audubon
Louisville
Jaguar Kills Zoo Employee at Grand Rapids Zoo
A jaguar escaped its cage and fatally attacked animal keeper Gail Booth 30 from Wyoming while she worked at John Ball Park Zoo in Grand Rapids. Medical examiner Dr. Raymond Lang confirmed Booth died instantly from the attack.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
John Ball Park Zoo
Gail Booth
Wyoming
Raymond Lang
Kent County
Escapee Federal Prisoner Flees Plane at Airport
U.S. Marshal Stuart Earnest said Reginald D. Still, a 41 year old federal prisoner, escaped after leaping from a taxiing plane at Will Rogers World Airport. He fled from eight guards, slipping away on Saturday night while handcuffed and waist chained.
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Oklahoma City
U.S
Stuart Earnest
Reginald D. Still
Earnest
Will Rogers World Airport
Boy From Yugoslavia Meets Mickey Mouse at Disneyland
Egor Sastarko, a 9 year old cancer patient from a village near Zagreb, enjoyed a dream trip to Disneyland in Anaheim. He met Mickey Mouse and two relatives in front of City Hall as part of a wishes program for dying children organized by an American group.
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Anaheim
Calif
Egor Sastarko
Mickey Mouse
Europe
Magic Kingdom
Egor
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Disneyland
Disney
Joe Aguirre
Cameraman Burned Rescuing Kitten From Power Pole
El Paso, Texas AP reports cameraman John Nichols 21 a part time worker for KDBC TV was hospitalized in critical condition after being shocked while attempting to rescue a six month old kitten stranded on an electric power pole. He sustained serious burns and is in the hospital.
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EL Paso
Restaurants Told To Stop Serving Dog Meat Curry
Agriculture Ministry officials urged Yogyakarta restaurants to stop selling dog meat curry as a Moslem Party legislator pushes the government to enforce the Islamic ban on dog meat. Antara said 25 eateries offer dog soup for 500 rupiahs a bowl.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Agriculture Ministry
Yogyakarta
Java
Antara
Nobel Doctors Aid Soviet Journalist At Oslo Prize Event
In Oslo American heart specialist Bernard Lown and Soviet Yevgeny Chazov rushed to aid Soviet journalist Lev Novikov after he suffered a heart attack during a news conference at the Nobel Peace Prize events. The journalist was unconscious and taken to a hospital. his condition was not immediately known.
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Oslo
Norway
Bernard Lown
Yevgeny Chazov
Lev Novikov
Chazov
U.S
Lown
OPEC Eyes Shift From Price Defense To Market Share
Geneva reports say OPEC ministers move toward defending market share over propping up prices. They approve a plan to set a steady production level and form a six-nation committee to study implementation. Leaders include Santos Alvite and Yamani foresee a possible price decline and wider competition.
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Geneva
OPEC
Gabon
Etienne Guy Tchioba
Petroleum Producers’ Cartel
Fernando Santos Alvite
Venezuela
Iran
Iraq
Kuwait
Algeria
United Arab Emirates
Santos
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Britain
Soviet Union
Gasoline Prices Continue Surprising Upward Trend
Los Angeles AP report notes gas prices rose over two weeks with an average 0.25 cent per gallon gain. Analyst Dan Lundberg cites lead phase-down costs as fuel refining pressure, predicting sharper hikes after December 31 as lead limits tighten.
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Los Angeles
Dan Lundberg
Lundberg
Wife of Soviet dissident to meet with Boston doctor
Vid eotapes showing Andrei Sakharov eating during a hunger strike anger his wife Yelena Bonner who is in Newton Massachusetts seeking medical treatment. Her son-in-law Efram Yankelevich said she arrived to visit Tatiana and may undergo eye and heart surgery in the United States. Bonner plans to meet doctors in the Boston area while Sakharov remains in Gorky.
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Bonner
Gorky
West
United States
Siena University
Opthalmic Institute
Italy
Renato Frezzoti
Alexei Semyonov
House plan would put bounty on midnight polluters
The House proposes a reward of up to 10000 for information leading to arrests in environmental law violations as part of the Superfund program. Representative Paul Kanjorski says the plan will enlist citizens in protecting the environment, citing the Butler Mine Tunnel cleanup and a spill from Hurricane Gloria as reminders of ongoing hazards.
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Washington
House
Environmental Protection Agency
Ronment
Paul Kanjorski
D-Pa
Kanjorski
Senate
Congress
Pennsylvania
Butler
Pittston
EPA
Gloria
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Info
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for ads and news ideas, and provides current subscription rates including weekly monthly three six and twelve month plans with all payments to be made to Aiken Standard PB Subscription.
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Aiken
Emergency numbers from the Aiken Standard mix
Aiken Standard provides local emergency contacts including Poison Control Center and law enforcement numbers. The notice lists the S C Highway Patrol Salley Fire Salley Police Sheriff and 648-7000 648-1346 258-3700 258-3449 648-6811. The paper also notes its history and mailing address.
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Poison Control Center
S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Salley Police Sheriff's Department
Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken Comm
Aiken Fire
Aiken Police
Emerg
Jackson Police
New Ellenton
North Augusta
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