Reanimated Hearts Transplanted In Animals At Loma Linda
Loma Linda University Medical Center researchers have revived hearts dead up to 45 minutes and transplanted them into other animals. If proven ethical and legal for humans, this could expand the pool of donor hearts as about 25 percent of the 2400 Americans awaiting transplants may die before a heart is available. Dr. Steven Gundry leads the team, noting 20 plus successful reanimations and transplants.
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Loma Linda
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Loma Linda University Medical Center
Steven Gundry
Operation Rescue halts Buffalo clinic disruption campaign
Operation Rescue said it would suspend its protests at Buffalo four abortion clinics indefinitely. Abortion-rights advocates maintain vigilance outside the sites as demonstrations continue. Police have arrested about 420 abortion opponents and 11 activists since April 20, with many opponents jailed for bail refusals.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Operation Rescue
Liz Silverberg
Buffalo United For Choice
Derailment Kills Driver Injures Dozens in Virginia
An Amtrak Colonial train derailed after hitting a dump truck at an unprotected crossing in Newport News Virginia. The truck driver, Sam Chandler 61 of Gloucester, died. Fifty three passengers were injured with most treated for minor injuries. The train carried about 92 passengers and four crew members.
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New York
Marcelina Morales
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Sam Chandler
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Sears Concrete Corp
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President extends four month freeze on new regulations
President Bush extends the regulatory moratorium by four months, an action praised by industry and criticized by consumer groups. He says the move will sustain recovery and job creation, noting reforms since January 28 could save consumers 15 to 20 billion dollars annually.
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Washington
Bush
Milk often deficient in vitamin D despite rules
Researchers report milk in the Boston area and across five cities contains substantially less vitamin D than required by federal rules, with one suburban dairy producing some samples 580 times the recommended amount. They urge stricter testing and note Vitamin D deficiency remains a concern for the young and elderly.
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Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
U.S
Michael Holick
Boston City Hospital
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
House votes to comply with subpoena over bank records
The Democratic led House approved 347 to 64 to comply with a Justice Department subpoena for microfilm bank records as part of a check kiting investigation. Critics warned the move could expose personal financial details and be politically damaging ahead of the 1992 campaign. Speaker Foley opposed testing the subpoena in court while Wilkey pursued the inquiry.
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