International coma study aims to guide humane care and forecasts
An international team studies coma to create bedside tests and probabilistic guidelines predicting recovery, aiming to spare extreme lifesaving measures when outcomes are poor. The 1000-patient project spans New York City Los Angeles San Francisco Glasgow Newcastle Amsterdam and involves NIH and Macy Foundation funding.
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Lahore
Patie
Anne Quinlan
Miss Quinlan
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Cornell Medical Center
New York City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Glasgow
Newcastle-on-Tyne
England
Amsterdam
Fred Plum
Plum
Bryan Jennet
Graham Teasdale
John Carronna
Federal
National Institutes of Health
Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation
Atlantic City Becomes New Hub for Casino Architecture
Atlantic City emerges as the hot spot for design as New Jersey lawmakers move toward casino gambling. Resorts International hires Valerian Rybar to shape the Palace interiors while Ellen Lehman McCluskey crafts 500 guest rooms. Marlborough-Blenheim renovations will be led by David Jacobson Associates and Venturi Rauch.
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N.J
Saudi Arabia
New Jersey
Brendan Byrne
Las Vegas
Palace
Marlborough-Blenheim
Valerian S. Rybar
Switzerland
Christina Onassis
Las Hadas
Mexico
Resorts International
Rybar
Tropicana Casino
East Coast
The
Ellen Lehman McCluskey
the Waldorf
Loew’s
Boardwalk
Park Place
Reese Palley
Bally Manufacturing Company
Palley
David Jacobson Associates
Los Angeles
Venturi and Rauch
Philadelphia
Robert Venturi
Denise Scott Brown
Steve Kzenour
Venturi
William Price
Blenheim
Traymore
Meatless White House meal sparks controversy
In Washington a meatless White House meal during Food Day drew sharp reactions from cattlemen and a citizen group while Midge Costanza, head of the public liaison office, defended the event as a bold open gesture. Costanza said she would not apologize and welcomed the controversy.
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UPI
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Midge Costanza
Theodore
Franklin Roosevelt
Center For Science In the Public Interest
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Oval Office
Barbara Gottlieb
American National Cattlemen’s Association
President Carter puts Sequoia up for sale
Washington reports the 52 year old presidential yacht Sequoia is on the market at the behest of President Carter who declines aboard it. He cites the annual 800000 maintenance cost as unjustified and unnecessary and directs Defense Secretary Harold Brown to proceed with sale.
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UPI
Defense Department
Carter
Defense
Harold Brown
Nixon
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