Girl Dies After Family Pulls Plug On Respirator
EDINBURG Texas AP a 17 year old Dahlia Reyna died after her family asked doctors to unplug her respirator following a weeklong battle with amoebic meningoencephalitis a rare central nervous system disease described by officials as almost never survived Her family and Catholic priest supporters described a difficult decision amid hope voiced by doctors but ultimately there was no brain activity and the machine was turned off The lake where the illness was contracted was declared dangerous to swimmers and Dahlia had been hospitalized since August 3 with treatment ongoing until decision time
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Atlanta
Enma
Sara Reyna
Dahlia
Rio Grande Valley
Luis Brum
Ipig
Karen Anne Quinlan
Miss Quinlan
New Jersey
Laula
Langine
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Hidalgo County
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Alley & Family Meeting
State Man Mom Reunited After 23 Years
Eunice Nash in Durham reunites with son Robert Tyndall after 23 years apart. Separated when he was a child, they rediscovered each other in Hartford area and arranged a visit after his truck driving route brought him near the city. Nash vows they will not be parted again.
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Eunice Tyndall Nesh
Wes
Robert Perry Tyndall
Connecticut
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Hie
Hartford
ABCD Expo Promotes Youth Programs In Bridgeport Event
ABCD executive director Charles B. Tisdale announced a two day expo next week across Seaside Park and Pembroke street venues. Gov Eta Grasso and other dignitaries will tour ABCD summer camps and cultural arts centers with invitations extended to the public for reservations via the ABCD office.
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Charles B. Tisdale
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Dis Agency
Eta Grasso
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Comnomic Opportunity
U.S
US. Department Apartment of Labor
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State Labor Department
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Indus- Center
Streci|teies
Abcd Board Academy
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Mtr. Tisdale
Big spenders drive rising household retail power
The Conference Board projects a 44 percent rise in spending by families aged 25 to 44 over the next decade. Such households would account for about half of all dollars spent at U.S. retail counters, reflecting a major shift in consumer power toward the 25 to 44 age group.
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