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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1978
Page
24
A University of Oregon study reports doctors implant pacemakers in people who are relatively healthy, urging limits to those with serious heart illness. About 200000 Americans wear pacemakers. costs include 6000 dollars for installation and 20 dollars monthly for lifelong care with potential risks.
Dr. John McAnulty led a study of 257 patients with bundle-branch block. Over 25 months six percent died from complete heart block and about five percent received pacemakers for severe symptoms. He cautioned against universal pacemaker use due to risks and costs.
World champion Anatoly Karpov defeated Viktor Korchnoi in 28 moves in Baguso Philippines to take a 1 0 lead in their championship bout. Karpov refused a handshake, sacrificed a pawn, and pressed a swift attack leading to Korchnoi’s resignation after four hours and twenty minutes.
Richard Obenshain, 42, the GOP nominee for the U.S. Senate from Virginia, died in a fiery light plane crash near Richmond along with two others. The crash occurred near Chesterfield County Airport as Obenshain returned from a campaign appearance in Winchester. Autopsies planned.
Niarchos allegedly financed and directed a dirty tricks drive to undermine Onassis over a Saudi oil deal. Maheu, former Howard Hughes Nevada chief, says CIA and U.S. officials approved the operation in the 1950s to curb Onassis power, with Nixon and Warren Burger named in the Playboy account. He claims Saudi king Ibn Saud withdrew support after payoffs evidence was shown.
A Moscow court gave Reuters five more days to print required retractions and fined Craig Whitney of the New York Times and Harold Piper of the Baltimore Sun 72.50 each for missing the prior deadline. Judge Leo Almazov warned of possible further measures if noncompliance continues. The case centers on articles quoting Georgian dissidents about a filmed confession.
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Notices announce probate of wills for Woodrow W Stoiba and Louise C Moorman. Executors Parkin A. Kramer Eliza pee A. Stoiba and Robert C. Moorman appointed respectively, with six months to challenge the will after second publication. Creditors urged to file claims with the district court clerk. Public notices also include incorporation of Marion Store and related officers.
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