Denison baby dies in mother's arms after long liver battle
Glenda Mahaney's 9 month old daughter Alesha died in her arms beside the Christmas tree after months of liver illness. Doctors say a transplant was unlikely given her 12 pound weight. Alesha was diagnosed with biliary atresia born without bile ducts. The family raised funds for an evaluation trip to Pittsburgh and received a $750 donor assistance gift.
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Denison
Iowa
Glenda Mahaney
Alesha
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Children’s Hospital
Mahaney
University of Pittsburgh
United States
Veronica Otterberg
American Liver Foundation
Pittsburgh
Omaha
Neb
Mahaneys
Talks Set to Begin Between Israel and Lebanon
Israel and Lebanon agreed to start face to face security negotiations on Tuesday despite broad differences. The talks aim to cover security arrangements and broader relations with Beirut seeking removal of foreign forces. Fighting continued near Beirut with casualties in Sidon as Israeli troops imposed a curfew.
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Lebanon
Ariel Sharon
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Sidon
Tel Aviv
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Kiryat Shmona
Mideast
Seven die in Illinois house fire including great-grandmother
A one story Centreville home fire killed seven people including 79 year old Artent Morgan and her five great grandchildren visiting for her birthday. Alma Ayers survived with burns while others perished in bedrooms near the living room.
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Illinois
Centreville
Ill
UPI
Alma Ayers
James Radden
St. Clair County
Artent Morgan
Antonio Carril
Monica Thomas
Luuna Carril
Larry Stanberry
Franco Carril
Sam Addell
Midway
Addell
Ayers
Radden
Christmas Ends With Santa Credit Plausible Cash Needs
After holiday cheer, readers note that Santa accounts for gift giving while the adult family member covers expenses. The quip implies Pop bears the real financial burden behind festive gifts and celebrations.
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Time chooses 1982 Man of the Year the personal computer
Time magazine names the personal computer as the 1982 Man of the Year eclipsing leaders like Begin Thatcher Volcker and the film E T. Time notes the rise of home and office computing with 2.8 million units sold for 4.9 billion dollars and polls showing broad expectation for computer ubiquity.
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Time Magazine
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Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Menachem Begin
Margaret Thatcher
Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
E.T
Charles Lindbergh
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