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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1968

Page

3

Transplant Patient Dies After Heart Operations at St Luke's

One of three patients receiving hearts in a five day set of operations at St Luke's Hospital in Houston died, likely from immunosuppressive drug complications. James Cobb of Alexandria died eight hours before which he deteriorated. the others, John Stuckwish and Everett Thomas, remained in satisfactory condition after receiving hearts from Clarence Nicks and Joseph Brannon respectively.

Houston UPS St. Luke’s Hospital James B. Cobb Alexandria Joseph Brannon Everett C. Thomas Phoenix Ariz Cobb John R. Behrens St. Luke’s

Budget notes show district shifts at BCHS and Mt Anthony

The district will not rent the BCHS building next year with only $12,500 due to Bennington and $200 for extra outside storage. Lunch receipts cut food service costs by 5,800 dollars while salary and inventory add 7,000 and 3,000 dollars respectively. Student activities fall to 30,284 as many sports items are non recurring. Capital outlay adds 50,572 for new equipment including 12,785 for additional lockers and AV gear. Mt Anthony supervisory union expense rises to 64,062 from 56,651 due to pro rating. Minor errors: transport cost should be 56,743 and debt bond interest 58,880.

BCHS Ony Bennington Park Street Mt. Anthony

Ten Miners Feared Dead In West Virginia Mine Flood

In Hominy Falls West Virginia rescue teams continue pumping and drilling to reach 25 trapped coal miners after a Monday flood cut contact with 10. Fifteen miners survive, with 13 and two others located farther inside the mine as pumps remove thousands of gallons per minute and a drill advances toward the trapped group.

Hominy Falls W.va UPI Group of 13 Elmer Workman State Mines Department

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