Surgeons Work Amid Photographers In World Renowned Microsurgery
In Louisville, photographers Danny Smith and Mike Shreve chronicle delicate microsurgical procedures where a team led by Drs Katz Kleinert Atasoy and Lister reattaches severed limbs. The 28 000 slides serve education worldwide, from medical schools to conferences. Smith joined two years ago and Shreve last year.
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Bill Hendrick
Louisville
Danny Smith
Mike Shreve
Smith
Jewish Hospital
Shreve
David Jackson
Tennessee
Kutz
Kleinert
First Lady Rosalynn Carter undergoes breast lump removal
At Bethesda Naval Hospital, a benign non cancerous lump was removed from Rosalynn Carter during a routine six month checkup. The 40 minute operation used local anesthesia and a biopsy followed. President Carter was notified beforehand and waited at home after the procedure.
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Washington
Rosalynn Carter
White House
Hoyt
Carter
William Lukash
Lukash
Flood survivors await aid as delays linger in Laeger
More than three weeks after the flood, Laeger residents face scarred waterways and unfulfilled aid promises amid complaints. State officials warn against organized crime taking root in Kentucky coal hills. Ruled items: ABC rumor about Roone Arledge at network. Vietnam unity clashes persist. Coca-Cola deemed nonessential by government rejecting Zaire request.
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Laeger
Kentucky
Lease Plan for Garden High Football Field Draws 500 Residents
Buchanan County Virginia school officials faced a heated public turnout as residents urged rescinding a motion to let the housing agency HUD use Garden High School’s football field area along Route 460 at Keen Mountain for temporary mobile home housing for about forty flood victims.
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Buchanan County
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Garden High School
Garden High
James W. Moon
Ernest Raines
Bob Gillespie
Tommy Street
W. C. Harris
Imogene Elswick
Claude Keen
William P. Harris
U. S. Rt
Keen Mountain
HUD
Field well open as pollution grows in North Sea
Phillips Petroleum operator reports flying in new equipment for another try to seal the gushing well. Officials say a blowout preventer was bolted upside down but did not cause the blowout, though it slowed efforts. By Thursday the slick covered about 270 square miles, moving east at one mile per hour and posing no immediate shore threat.
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillins
Mercer County Board Votes to Close Oakvale School
The Mercer County Board of Education approved closing Oakvale Secondary School grades 7-12 and transferring students to Princeton for 1977-78. The 4-1 vote cited low enrollment and finances. opponents seek a public hearing and potential legal action.
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Mercer County Board of Education
Oakvale
Princeton
Princeton Junior High
Princeton High School
Harold Tomchin
L. C
Corky) Caldwell
Tomchin
Caldwell
Thormas Honaker
Robert Walthall
Harold Wood
Marlin Schreffler
Appalachian Research and Defense Fund
Community Schools Preservation Committee
Melrose
Silver Spring
Daily Telegraph
Betty Comer
Miss Comer
Rural Mercer County Boycott Draws Mixed School Attendance
Mercer County students staged a classroom boycott Thursday in Oakvale and Montcalm to protest school consolidation. Absences were heavy in Oakvale, Montcalm, and nearby rural areas, with normal attendance in Bluefield Princeton and Glenwood. Bramwell ran higher than usual as city schools showed little response.
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Mercer County
Oakvale
Montcalm
Athens
Lashmee
Spanishburg
Matoaka
Bluefield
Princeton
Glenwood
Bramwell
Jack Martin
Oakvale High School
Spanishburg High School
Lashmeet
Martin
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Gerald R. Ford
Mrs. Hoyt
North Sea
Rams
Wellhead
ABC Sports
Roone Arledge
ABC
Saigon
Vietnam
Zaire
Dennis Paedeoerveesres
Dixon Ee
Giles Pee Eweee
Eweeene
Monroe Sen Sveereeeserre
O'Brian Peete
Teoerpare
Vearee
Society
Telegraph
Ette
Oakwood
By Jim Gilreath
Oakvale Secondary School
Barbara Hawkins
Elizabeth Holroyd
School Central
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