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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1986

Page

3

Mask Mother Rusty Mason's Healing Fight Continues

Rusty Dennis Mason known as Rusty Mason and her son Joshua Mason confront AIDS diagnosed at 30 while she promotes holistic healing. The mother of Rocky Dennis from Mask shares optimism and a mission to keep Joshua alive through metaphysical treatments and public speaking engagements.

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Glenns Letter Sparks Bill On Unfit Doctors

A letter from Sen John Glenn to Ann Landers is driving interest in a bill to bar unfit health care providers from federal programs. The plan would create a national tracking system and empower HHS to block practitioners convicted of health care crimes from Medicare Medicaid and related programs. The measure would require state boards to report sanctions and suspensions to HHS and extend penalties to those with fraud kickbacks or false claims. The bill, first introduced in 1984, awaits Senate Finance Committee action amid growing public and lawmaker interest.

Washington John Glenn Ann Landers Glenn Department of Health and Human Services Veterans Administration HHS Senate Senate Finance Committee

Lighter Driver Used for Mary Lund Artificial Heart

Mary Lund the first woman to receive an artificial Jarvik-7 heart in Minneapolis is can sit in a chair briefly with a Hermes Driver weighing about 12 pounds. She remains in critical but stable condition at Abbott Northwestern Hospital with kidneys failing and ongoing dialysis.

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