Doctors Separate Siamese Twins Hurrah in Philadelphia
Siamese twin girls from the Dominican Republic were separated after a 16 hour operation at Children's Hospital in Philadelphia. Surgeons led by C Everett Koop reported both girls are healthy and expected to live normal lives and even bear children.
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Dominican Republic
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Children’s Hospital
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Clara
Altagracia Rodriguez
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Japanese Cause Syrians Concern
In Damascus the government sought to shield the Palestinian cause from the Japanese Red Army siege at the Dutch embassy. Three gunmen who invaded the Hague embassy and a fourth freed from a French jail would remain with the PLO, then were handed to Syrian authorities. The Japanese arrived in Damascus after an 18 hour flight, surrendered with $300,000 in ransom and weapons. Volunteers flew the crew and aircraft back to The Hague, money withheld. The three hostages included the ambassador, eight staffers, and two embassy workers.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
United Nations General Assembly
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Maurice Courage
PLO
Andrei Negre
Regents Seek Over 1.3 Billion for Ohio Universities
The Ohio Board of Regents plans to ask the 1975-77 legislature for more than 1.3 billion dollars to run state universities, a roughly 70 percent spending hike from current levels of 783 million. Becky Barefoot said the Friday budget unveiling will detail costs, with Gov. Gilligan informed and allowed to trim or adjust the proposal.
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Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
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