Barnard's Baboon Heart Transplant Ends in Patient Death
Heart transplant pioneer Christiaan Barnard attempted a baboon heart graft as a last resort to save a 26 year old Italian woman's life at Groote Schuur hospital. The baboon heart proved too small and the patient died after ten hours on bypass with mounting complications.
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Maureen Johnson
Associated Press
Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Reeves Saunders
Saunders
Barnard
Pipeline on oil flows with no apparent hitches
Linewalker Bob McGill awaited the first flow as oil moved into the 800-mile trans Alaska pipeline. Alyeska said output would reach 300000 barrels daily toward Franklin Bluffs then 700000 to Valdez, with full 1.2 million by winter, as crews monitor the startup along the line.
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Peggy Andersen
Associated Press
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Bob McGill
Argentina
North Africa
Holland
Dustry
North Slope
Franklin Bluffs
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Valdez
West Coast
McGill
Harry Robertson
Alyeska
Prince William Sound
Startup
Food and fuel price surge hits consumer inflation
May 1976 saw the fifth straight big price hike as food and energy costs pushed the consumer price index up six tenths of a percent. Ground coffee jumped about 10 percent while overall food costs rose, with economists predicting relief later in the year as inflation remains uncomfortably high.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Washington (Ap
Labor Department
City seeks state aid to combat Dutch Elm Disease
City of Austin seeks 45 percent state aid to remove diseased trees and replant shade trees on public land with an estimated total sanitation cost of 250000 dollars. The two year funding would run 1977 to 1979, and private property has about 800 diseased trees.
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Austin
Minnesota Dept. of Agriculture
Auer
Ree
Robert Auer
Minnesota
Begin to Visit Washington for Talks with Carter
Israel's new prime minister Menachem Begin announced he will visit Washington on July 18 for talks with President Jimmy Carter. He accepted Carter's invitation and toasted with outgoing PM Yitzhak Rabin. Begin pledged to grant asylum to 66 Vietnamese refugees rescued in the South China Sea.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
Menahem Begin
Israel
Washington
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Begin
Rabin
South China Sea
Nazi Germany
Begin Begin
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Histadrut
Labor Federation
Summer arrives in Minnesota as day length peaks
The AP reports summer began at 4 14 a m in Minnesota with 15 hours 37 minutes of daylight. The season will last 93 days 18 hours 16 minutes. In Paris Brezhnev says no major progress on arms limits, while Washington notes a Supreme Court ruling bars warrantless searches of locked luggage in most cases.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Brezhnev
Paris
Leonid
Soviet Union
United States
Washington
Supreme Court
Carter backs airline fare cuts and deregulation push
President Carter endorses legislation to reduce federal airline regulation with the aim of lower ticket prices and more travel. He says the Senate bill would boost passenger numbers for the industry. In Grenada, a U S procedural win at the OAS raises chances for an American human rights resolution.
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Washington
Senate
ST. George's
Grenada
United States
Organization of American States
Haldeman prepares for prison term
Former White House aide Harry R. Haldeman begins a 2 to 8 year federal sentence at Lompoc after pledging to report on the 22nd. His co defendants Ehrlichman and Mitchell also serve time. Haldeman, once Nixon's top staff man, leaves a life of affluence with a Tudor home and a ridgeback dog.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Harry Robbins
Haldeman
Richard Nixon
Here
Mitchell
Alabama
Ehrlichman
Arizona
Lompoc
J. Walter Thompson
Quadrangle
Hancock Park
Hollywood
FDA to ban daytime sedatives nationwide
The FDA announces an intent to ban all daytime sedatives sold across the United States. Commissioner Donald Kennedy said products including Cope Compoz Miles Nervine Tranquil and Quiet World would be affected by the action.
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Janet Stashar
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Donald Kennedy
Cope
Quiet World
Schedule of Pages Editorial VS-Mkt-3 Society 6-7 Sports-12 Comics-TV-17 Classified-Legals- 18 Area News
The page overview lists sections with page numbers for Editorial, VS marketing, Society on pages 6 and 7, Sports on page 12, Comics on page 17, Classifieds and Legals on page 18, and Area News. It serves as a navigational guide for readers.
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Society
Moving Sale Advertises Duncan Phyfe Furniture
Advertisement offers used furniture in good condition for sale in the Herald want ad section. Duncan Phyfe table and eight chairs, plus dishes from Haviland and Noritake, two dressers and an amj c 9 by 12 tent. Classified under Merchandise for Sale misc for three days, then cut short after one day.
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Duncan Phyfe
Haveland and
Noritake
Am.j.c
Administration considers new gas tax variation
The Carter administration weighs a revised 3 cent per gallon tax to replace the failed standby 5 cent plan. An administration source says no decision has been made on the exact 3 cent approach and notes the idea originated with Rep. Dan Rostenkowski.
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Richard E. Meyer
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Congress
Rostenkowski +center
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Carter
House
Ways and Means
Carter plan would allow interest on checking accounts nationwide
Treasury Secretary Blumenthal testified that allowing interest could benefit all depositors but banks would likely charge per check fees. The move would end a 1933 ban, with NOW accounts already tested in New England. Federal Reserve would offset costs by paying interest on reserves maintained by member banks.
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Carter Administration
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Senate Banking Subcommittee
New England
Federal Reserve System
Central
Federal Reserve Bank
Austin Area Man Killed in Missouri Motorcycle Crash
An Austin man Marvin Fahre died in a motorcycle wreck near Hollister Missouri when he lost control and crashed into a pickup on a curve. A second Austin resident David Hare 38 was killed in Minnesota when his car left U S 63 south of Spring Valley and struck an embankment. The pickup driver David Beck 21 of Point Lookout Missouri was hospitalized in serious condition. Surviving Fahre include his parents sister and several brothers. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Worlein Funeral Home.
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Sargeant
Missouri
Minnesota
Marvin Fahre
1St Ave
Hollister
David Hare
Hare
U.S. 63
Spring Valley
Minnesota State Highway Patrol
Fahre
Lester Fahje
Joseph
Evelyn) Carroll
Lakeland
Minn
John Fahje
Waconia
Martin Fahje
Bemidji
Rose Hunter
Worlein Funeral Home
Amy Carter guides Jill Bergel in mini auto ride
Amy Carter accompanies her mother in Tucson as they visit a movie set amusement park. Amy appears to be giving driving instructions to Jill Bergel, age eight, while a Secret Service agent looks on during the President's Commission on Mental Health hearing. Dr Allan Beigel of Tucson is identified in the scene.
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Jill Bergel
Tucson
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Amy
President's Commission On Mental Health
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Allan Beigel
Secret Service
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Blackie) Mauer
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