Truman 83-Legacy Chief in Serious Condition Under New Feeding Therapy
Former chief executive Truman, 83, remains in very serious condition at Research Hospital as doctors report a favorable response to an experimental feeding method that injects amino acids into the bloodstream to reduce poison levels. Dr. Wallace Graham, his long time personal physician, says Truman shows strength and a positive physiological reaction amid kidney failure and lung complications. A hospital spokesman confirms the feeding process is aimed at improving his kidney ailment with optimism for a favorable trend.
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Nightmarish Rules Limit Welfare Work Incentives
A Congressional study finds welfare rules deter work by reducing net gains from taking jobs. It cites New Jersey families losing most earnings to benefit reductions and notes incentives skew toward nonwork or illicit jobs. The report, prepared for a Senate House subcommittee, highlights policy and misreporting risks.
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Senate Leader Okay After Major Abdominal Surgery
Indiana Senate majority leader James Gardner remained in satisfactory condition at Indiana University Medical Center after major abdominal surgery performed Monday. Senate President Pro Tem Pullip Gideman of Fort Wayne said the operation removed an abdominal ailment and that Gardner expected to recuperate over about six weeks.
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