Battle with cancer this one's a success story
Jim Ballentine Jr. 22 from Marion credits a positive attitude and prayer for his cancer remission after 244 years of chemotherapy for a chest tumor misidentified as infectious. The tumor required removal later and the family recounts fear, faith, and endurance through Mercy Hospital and Walter Reed linked diagnoses and treatments.
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Jim
the Gazette
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Jim Sr
Juanita Ballentine
18Th Ave
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Jim Jr
Juanita
Montague Lawrence
Mercy Hospital
Lawrence
Walter Reed Army Hospital
New York
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Perrine Cancer Unit
Mercy
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Island Creek Store No 1 is Closing and Eastern Coal Stores Die
A regional company store in ORGANFIELD KY closes as eastern coalfields decline. Island Creek Coal Co payroll shrinks from 7000 to 3700, eight stores remain from forty seven, while eastern coal sells poorly due to scrubber costs and environmental rules. The store era ends after a century of selling goods that tied miners to the company.
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Nancy Shulins
Organfield
George Leake
Island Creek
Louis Holeman Jr
Holeman
Ruth Leake
Kentucky
Island Creek Coal Co
West Virginia
Leake
Sureway
A&p
Holden
W.va
Logan
Company
Confessions of an Unrefined Man on Style Limits
Bob Greene discusses his stubborn fashion aversion and routine, detailing three uniforms he wears: jeans and a blue shirt with loose tie, a lunch-ready outfit with blazer, and a wedding suit. He admits dressing well hinders his writing and vows to keep dressing as he always has.
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Juanita
Jim Sr
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Gene Siskel
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