Artificial heart linked to patient's stroke via clot source
Surgeon cites a blood clot likely formed in or around the plastic artificial heart pump and traveled to the brain. William Schroeder, 52, in fourth week with the device, remains bedridden but optimistic about recovery and potential discharge, with 95 percent chance the clot originated from the device or heart structures.
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Louisville, Ky
William Schroeder
Schroeder
William DeVries
DeVries
Humana Hospital Audubon
Priceless Food At La Casa De Pasta
In Warrendale Pennsylvania owner Jerry Juliano lets diners set their own price on meals using an honor system. He removed fixed menu prices two weeks ago while offering a suggested price menu for the uneasy. He reports no losses and some payments above or below the suggested amounts.
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Warrendale
Jerry Juliano
Juliano
Pittsburgh
Job Seekers Flood Harkin Office With Resumes After Post Guide
Thousands of applicants surge into Capitol Hill after The Washington Post advice on how to get a Hill job. Harkin's staff anticipates 30 to 40 openings, yet 4,000 resumes arrive, with persistent seekers calling weekly and even asking for Senator Harkin.
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Gazene
Washington
The
Washington Post
Congressional
Capitol Hill
Post
Tom Harkin
Harkin
Postal officials order removal of Nativity scene
In Manchester, postal authorities ordered postmaster Jerry Doyle, a Knights of Columbus member, to remove a Nativity display from the post office lawn. supervisor Robert Hart, Cedar Rapids Eastern Iowa head, cited church state separation concerns and lighting costs as reasons for the action.
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Manchester
Knights of Columbus
Jerry Doyle
Delaware County
Doyle
Jesus
Mary
Joseph
Robert Hart
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hart
Post Office
Gorbachev in London signals arms ban hope
Mikhail Gorbachev told a London audience the Soviet Union could eventually ban all arms and would not start a new arms race. He urged the visit to aid international betterment as protesters gathered outside the Soviet Embassy and the British Museum. Local arrests followed a thrown beer can and anti government chants accompanied his arrival and tour.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
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Soviet Union
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Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Scotland Yard
Zenko Diduch
Bradford
Ukraine
British Museum
Marx
Lenin
Solidarity
Stalin
Sakharov
Heathrow
Man Changing Tire Denies Accident After Stop
A policeman stops beside an overturned small foreign car on the road. A man sitting beside the vehicle says there was no collision and that he is changing a tire.
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