Editorial on brain death and legal definitions in death cases
A discussion of brain death versus cardiac death, focusing on a Virginia court ruling from 1968 that accepted brain death as a legal criterion for death. It notes medical and legal debates, mentions Harvard physicians and law professors, and cites statutes in Kansas and Maryland allowing two pathways to death definitions.
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Henry
William
Harvard
Brucee
Tucker
Cal College of Virginia
David Hume
Lower
Christian Compton
Djary
Echer
Harvard University
Virginia
Urran
Freed
Kansas
Maryland
Turbulent Times Stirring After McGovern California Wins
A fractured national scene unfolds as stock jitters rise amid speculation about George McGovern's presidential prospects. pundits warn of sharp rhetoric and political maneuvers while markets react to shifting odds and the uneasy climate surrounding the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven- News
Sen. George
McGovern
Is There Such A Bloc Ethnic Vote Questioned In Politics
In examining ethnic voting, the piece argues that no solid bloc exists across the nation. It notes New York's history of ethnic candidate appeals but finds no durable voting bloc based on race or religion outside certain cities. It cites Maryland and New Jersey patterns and discusses black and Jewish voting tendencies and the impracticality of bloc power in elections. It argues ethnicity rarely delivers uniform political leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cuneo
Washington
New York
Frank Hogan
Republican Party
Federal Treasury
New York City
Abe Ribicoff
Connecticut
Union
Maryland
New Jersey
Lian
Garden State
Shirley Chisholm
Don Quixote
Federal Maritime Commission
Jim Dore
Dore
Rooney
Commission
Harllee
Baytown Sun Editorial and Staff Listings Fragment
Fragmentary Baytown Sun masthead shows editor and publisher names, multiple department heads, and office details. It lists Juhn Wadtey as publisher, Fred Hartman, Wanda Orton, Preston Pendergrass, and others with titles, plus ad and classified managers and office information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Juhn Wadtey
Paul Putmansieve
Ann Bo Pritchett
Ises
Preston Pendergrass
Finley
Wanda Orton
Paul Purmatoe
Dwight Moody
Leon Beawn
Estered
Ws Vecome Crasy Cvarter
The
Baytown
Cameress
Puangrec
Secret Service eyeing many celebrities in file of would be assassins
The Secret Service keeps a computerized list of about 180000 potential assassins, including celebrities like Groucho Marx Tony Randall Brando Hershel Bernardi Carl Reiner Paul Harvey Dick Gregory Joan Baez Cesar Chavez Rev James Groppi and Lawrence Seat. Brando drew attention for Black Panthers sympathy while Gregory remarks on protectees and Administration. Groppi protested welfare cuts and visiting VP events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service
Groucho Marx
Tony Randall
Arnie
Hershel Bernardi
Carl Reiner
Paul Harvey
Dick Gregory
Joan Baez
Cesar Chavez
James Groppi
Lawrence Seat
George Wallace
Arthur Bremer
Brando
Black Panthers
BPP
Black Panther Party
Gregory
America
Father Groppi
Sporadically Out Of Place In The Ms World
A reader notes two recent letters from Gloria Steinem and a Lockhart uncle. Steinem’s “Dear Sister” salutation and talk of a glossy Ms. magazine contrasts with a family memory of Indianola Texas. The piece ends musing on pioneer ancestry and the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almelinger
Gloria Steinem
Lockhart
Ms. Steinem
Eve
Indianola
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Doctor Lamb on Heart Disease Recovery and Diet
Reader asks prognosis for a 54 year old man with arteriosclerotic heart disease and arterial blockage. Expert guidance: recovery varies, walking is safest exercise for months, heavy exertion avoided. quit smoking and coffee, limit stimulants. three months of gradual activity, under medical supervision may improve tolerance. reduce calories and saturated fats, avoid frying. some artery closure reversal possible with long term management. refrain from excess body fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Weithi
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