Ohio Teen Undergoes Second Heart Transplant
A 17 year old boy from Cleveland, Tony Steele, remained in critical condition after a second heart transplant in two days at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. The second transplant followed failure of the first transplanted heart, performed seven hours earlier.
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Cleveland
Children’s Hospital of
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DuSable Valedictorian Wins Car in Dropout-Prevention Program
CHICAGO AP The DuSable High School valedictorian Kathy Slater won a red 1986 Toyota Tercel in a program to boost grades and attendance. Seventeen other top seniors received designer watches radios and cameras at an awards ceremony June 12. The school, near Robert Taylor Homes, has Chicago's highest teenage pregnancy rate.
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Chicago
Kathy Slater
DuSable
University of Illinois At
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DuSable High School
Robert Taylor Homes
Weather: Showers Possible in Afternoon Skies Clear Tonight
A weather brief notes showers possible this afternoon as widely scattered thundershowers may form. Skies clear tonight with a low in the 60s. Tomorrow mirrors today with sunny skies and highs in the upper 90s and a chance of afternoon showers. details continue on Page TR.
Deaths List of Several Local Individuals
Notices list the deceased Rosa D Butler Aiken Cora H Hutto August S T Carpenter North Augusta Rev W W Doby Williston Hilbert W Marx Aiken Ada Mobley North Augusta Mandy F Jay Aiken Aaron H Duncan Clearwater Willie P Thomas Johnston Frederic D Beard Burnettown Elbert Tillman Jr Brookland N Y Clinton Brannon North Augusta Joe McElmurry North Augusta General G Knight Aiken See details on Page 28.
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Rosa D. Butler
Aiken
Cora H. Hutto
August
S.T. Carpenter
North Augusta
Rev
W.W. Doby
Williston
Hilbert W. Marx
Ada Mobley
Mandy F. Jay
Aaron H. Duncan
Clearwater
Willie P. Thomas
Johnston
Frederic D. Beard
Burnettown
Elbert Tillman Jr
Brookland
N.Y
Clinton Brannon
Joe McElmurry
General G. Knight
Frost and drought fail to ruin area peach crop results
Extension horticulturist John Ridley says frost and lack of rain did not greatly affect this year s peach crop. He notes smaller peaches from frost but dry weather may benefit farmers by reducing dry rot. Hamp Holmes Jr of Sunny Acres Farm reports a sharp drop in shipments and lower prices, while Vera Posey says stands compete more but sales are similar to last year.
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Clemson University Extension Service
John Ridley
Ridley
Hamp Holmes Jr
Sunny Acres Farm
Trenton
Trenton-Edgefield
Holmes
Vera Posey
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Star Wars Budget Cuts Likely From Congress
Congressional panels shaping next year’s Pentagon funding expect sizable reductions to Reagan’s Star Wars anti missile research. Proposals range from 3.8 to 4.6 billion with options to shift funds to non nuclear programs and inflation pressure prompting a 3 percent cap. Secretary Weinberger to discuss the budget as panels near final decisions.
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House
Senate
Pentagon
Reagan
Congressional
Caspar Weinberger
Senate Appropriations Defense Subcommittee
House Armed Services Committee
Senate Armed Services Panel
Two Year Budgeting Set for Pentagon Spending
Democratic House and Republican Senate clash over a two year Pentagon budget plan. Reagan seeks 320 billion for defense while the House approves 301 plus. Taft IV says two year budgeting will bring stability though final authorization remains uncertain and Gramm Rudman targets loom over flexibility.
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Senate
Reagan
Pentagon
Defense
William H. Taft IV
Department
Congress
Taft
Gramm-Rudman
Artificial Heart Recipient Murray Haydon Dies at 58
Murray Haydon, 58, a long time recipient of a permanent artificial heart and the world's third implant recipient, died at 10 45 a m at Humana Hospital Audubon Louisville. He had relied on a respirator and spent most of his time in intensive care after surgery. Medical officials cited worsening brain and lung function and a family decision against dialysis as factors in the decline.
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Murray Haydon
Louisville, Ky
Humana Hospital
Audubon
Hayden
Heart Institute
Haydon
Allan Lansing
Personal Income Down Spending Up in May
Americans’ personal income fell 0.1 percent in May marking the first decline in a year while consumer spending rose 0.9 percent the largest increase in five months. Subsidy payments to farmers inflated both months. excluding them, income would have risen 0.3 percent in April and 0.4 percent in May.
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