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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

13 Sep 1987

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1987

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5

Miracle Babies Near Two After Mexico City Earthquake

Seventeen babies born after the September 1985 Mexico City quake remain in recovery or early life stages. Evelin, Evelia, Lucia and others survived collapsed hospital ruins, some with infections or dehydration. Caregivers note poverty and social integration as ongoing challenges, while medical teams monitor nutrition and development.

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Mexico City Evelin Miguel Angel Carreon Hospital Infantil Juarez Hospital General Hospital Jesus Carreon Evelia Lucia Papa Marcelina Rojas de Castillo Victor Manuel Alvares
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Billy Carter Remains in ICU with Inoperable Pancreatic Cancer

Atlanta AP Billy Carter brother of President Jimmy Carter remains in Emory University Hospital ICU for another day or two with inoperable pancreatic cancer. Spokeswoman Judy Smith says no major change is expected soon. Carter, 50, admitted with jaundice after tests showed bile duct obstruction from cancer.

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Atlanta Billy Carter Emory University Hospital Judy Smith Carter Jimmy Carter Emory Martin York Plains Evangelist Ruth Carter Stapleton
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Gunmen Slay Reggae Musician Peter Tosh in Jamaica Home

Police report three motorcycle gunmen tried to rob reggae star Peter Tosh at his Kingston home Friday night. Tosh died, another man was killed, and five people were wounded as residents resisted the raid. Marlene Brown, Tosh's longtime companion, was among the injured. He was a founding member of the Wailers and collaborated with Mick Jagger. The assailants arrived on motorcycles.

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Kingston Jamaica Peter Tosh Tosh Marlene Brown Wailer Rolling Stones Mick Jagger Smokey Robinson
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