Surgeon Describes Feat Animal Heart in Human Transplant
Dr. James D. Hardy outlined the January animal-to-human heart transplant at the ACS meeting in New Orleans. A chimpanzee heart beat for two hours before failure. heart banks and tighter selection criteria were proposed to address donor availability and immune rejection.
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New Orleans
API
James D. Hardy
Hardy
American College of Surgeons
ACS
University of Mississippi
Dancer flees hearing as camera captures quote on booze law
Chicago AP reports a strip-tease dancer fleeing a City Council hearing on an ordinance regulating Bgirls after spotting a television camera. She is quoted saying she hopes her daughter’s schoolmates see her testimony about wanting the law to let her burn drinks.
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Chicago
Allergies Hit Half of U S Population
Chicago report summarizes that about half the U S population is allergic to some allergen per the American Medical Association. It lists hay fever asthma skin and digestive issues as common outcomes and warns against self diagnosis while urging medical consultation.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Fast Driving Is Safe Says British Columbia Highways Chief
Los Angeles AP file reports Philip Gaglardi, British Columbia minister of highways, calls safety campaigns a bore and a menace. He argues fast driving is safer, cites higher limits as reducing accidents, and recalls his own experience with speeding tickets. His six‑man entourage promotes tourism while he criticizes radar and ticketing on major weekends.
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Los Angeles
British Columbia
Philip Gaglardi
Gaglardi
Radar Squares Aid Kansas Speed Enforcement
Innocent-looking white paint squares at two mile intervals on Kansas highways aid state troopers in catching speeding motorists. Patrol planes use a stopwatch and a mathematical table to calculate vehicle speeds between the squares, providing a simple airborne speed-measuring method.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Credit Cards For Hospitals Are Predicted
Boston based UPI reports Vincent J. Denobile of Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover NH predicts widespread hospital use of credit cards. He says the system, tested since last October, speeds admission by requiring only essential medical details from patients.
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Boston
UPI
Vincent J. Denobile
Wentworth - Douglass Hospital
Dover
N.H
Denobile
New England Hospital Assembly
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