Doctor pleased as Pat Barclay receives liver transplant
Dr. Joseph Fortner at Sloan Kettering reports Pat Barclay, a Pendleton boy near five, in excellent condition after a rare liver transplant. The operation, about 15 hours, preserves the original liver as an auxiliary organ while the donor liver functions. Fortner calls the procedure unusual yet safer in many respects and notes Pat's recovery began after a period of massive hemorrhaging and infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortner
Sloan-Kettering Hospital
Pat Barclay
Pat
Pendleton
Atrisa
Doctors Express Concern Over HST
Harry S. Truman remained semi conscious and unable to speak as doctors at Research Hospital and Medical Center reported declining kidney output despite medication. For the second straight day Dr. Wallace Graham called his condition very serious as the 88 year old’s bronchitis and lung congestion were treated with oxygen and monitored closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital and Medical Center
Wallace Graham
Truman
Hendricks Charged in Mini Mart Armed Robbery
George E. Hendricks, 29, of 1624 Nichol Ave., was formally charged with armed robbery by Anderson police in the Thursday night Mini Mart robbery on Jackson Street. He was arrested after a foot chase and picked up near 1600 block Hendricks after being spotted running along railroad tracks near Fairview Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hendricks
Nichol Ave
Anderson
Jackson Street
Hendricks
Fairview Reet
Morning Fire Destroys Home Under Construction
A suspicious early morning blaze on Little John Street in Sherwood Forest Addition destroyed a home under construction. Fire crews battled the flames for about two and a half hours. the total loss was valued at $30,000. State police noted the fire began around 4:19 a.m. and may have been sparked accidentally by a plumber’s blowtorch.
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Little John Street
Sherwood Forest
Consolidated Builders
Anderson
Fire Department
New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospitals
Births announced from St Johns Hospital include two girls for the Allman and Bales families and two more girls for the Cloud couple, plus a boy for the Weaver family all listed with street addresses. At Community Hospital a boy is born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whiteaker of 2407 Lincoln Street.
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St. John’s Hospital
Robert Allman
William Bales
Prospect St
James Cloud
Sprague St
James Weaver
Dewey St
Community Hospital
Roy Whiteaker
Lincoln St
Anderson And County Area Deaths Distress Fragments
Obituary notices from Anderson Frankton and Elwood list multiple deaths. John F Fagler aged 69 died at Christ Community Hospital Oak Lawn after entering hospital Friday. Frances Mason 77 of Frankton funeral Monday. Hazel Clark 79 of Elwood funeral Monday. Interments in Memorial Park Cemetery Elwood City Cemetery and K of P Cemetery. Funeral arrangements handled by Baker Brothers Ballard and Shirey George Harner and Son Copher and Fesler.
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Frankton
George Harner and Son
Frances M. Mason
Death notice for Russell Stephenson and Angel Miller
Russell E Stephenson 75 of Rt 1 died Friday at Golden Rule Nursing Home Gaston. Born in Madison County he was a retired farmer and a longtime Harrison Township resident. Survived by wife Lula two daughters Bertie Smith and Gretchen Watson a brother Harold Stephenson two sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral Monday 10:30 in Richman Funeral Home Gaston. Interment Park View Cemetery Alexandria. Angel Miller died at birth Friday in St John’s Hospital parents Charles and ... Graveside service Monday 10 in Miller Cemetery. Quality New Homes advertisement appears in text.
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Yorktown
Russell E. Stephenson
Rt. 1
Golden Rule Pursing
Gaston
Madison County
Harrison Township
Antioch Brethren Church
Delaware County Farm Bureau
Lula
Harry
Bertie) Smith
Anderson
Earl
Gretchen) Watson
Elwood
Harold Stephenson
Pendleton
Bernice Titus
Alexandria
Ruby Stephenson
Richman
Eldon Morehouse
Park View
Middletown
Miller
Angel Miller
St. John’s Hospital
Charles William
Astronauts Find More Orange Dust On Moon Orbit
Apollo 17 astronauts report a second orange dust deposit near Sulpicius Gallus crater on the western Sea of Serenity as they orbit 75 miles above the moon. Geologist Harrison Schmitt notes orange ejecta blankets and a possible volcanic cone, suggesting recent lunar activity and multiple volcanoes in the area.
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Serenity
Schmitt
Sulpicius Gallus
Taurus-Littrow Valley
Cernan
Indiana considers mandatory death sentences in nine murder cases
Sheldon Breskow, chief counsel for the Indiana attorney general, says a pre filed capital punishment bill should meet Supreme Court guidelines. Written by a task force, the bill calls for mandatory death penalties in nine murder scenarios including contract killing, hijacking, and killings by inmates on life parole. Breskow noted public support for a deterrent to murder at a prosecutors meeting.
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Indianapolis
Sheldon Breskow
Indiana Attorney General’s Office
Indiana
U.S. Supreme Court
Idiana Atty
Theodore L. Sendak
Breskow
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Margaret Osborn
Herald
New York City
N.Y
Joseph Fortner
County
John Taylor
John F. Fagler
Frances Mason
Springfield
Christian Church
John
G. Howard
Richard
Oaklandon
Robert
Irene Livezey
Springport
Dale
K of P
Alvin Covell
Hazel Clark
Circleville
John Waymire
Cleo Clark
Zion Chapel
Kenneth Moore
Melvin Waymire
Lexington
Ind
Forrest Waymire
Fan Mattson
Twin Lakes
Mich
Copher
Russell Stephenson
Hal Reddick
W. H. Highsmith
Mjl
McDonald's
Moon
Earth
George Smith
Kimball Music Center
Raible
Evans
Taurus-Littrow
Anderson, Indiana
W. 8Th St
Belmont Bible
Mary
Mary Webber
Bill Rice
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Judge Carl T. Smith
Sheriff John Gunter
Claude W. Wells
W. 29Th
Watton St
Gene Wisehart
Bouquet Flower Shop
Moss Island
Showalter Ins. CO
Beltway Cleaners
Jack Castor
Wilma’s Restaurant
Citizens Bank
Robert’s
Conley Donut Shop
Wilmoth Furnace
Decker’s, Inc
Payless Market
Bonanza Steak House
Burton Printing CO
R. H. Hatcher Hoffhears Music Center
Muncie, Ind
Moser’s
Leath CO
Bob Littrell
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