Vinton woman rebuilds after loss and fire
A Vinton woman recounts two years of tragedy starting with her son Kirk’s leukemia and death, followed by the birth of Michael, a town fire that destroyed her flower shop, and a rapid reopening two days later. She credits family and community support for recovery.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kirk
Steve
Vinton
Michael
Bob la Grange
Vinton Pharmacist
Farmers Striking Farmers Propose Parity Price Plan
James Kramer of Hugoton Kansas denounces farm strike supporters as asking farmers to work at a loss while W D Struckmeyer of Arbuckle California warns the nation faces chaos without prompt solutions. The House hearing room crowd of strike backers heard a plan to raise prices to 100 percent of federal parity. A baking industry official warns such a move would lift food costs and raise unemployment. Gerald McCathern of Hereford Texas says Congress must act or they will push a 50 percent production cut. The White House and Carter indicate limited steps exist within current law to help the farm economy.
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Hugoton
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Arbuckle
Calif
Carter
Congress
Alan Grant
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bob Bergland
Grant
Gerald McCathern
Hereford
Texas
White House
McCathern
Amputation OK'd for 72-year-old Mary Northern
Nashville report says Mary Northern, 72, in serious but stable condition as Tennessee Supreme Court upholds state right to authorize amputation when two doctors deem it necessary to save her life. Court notes she is not competent, per psychiatric testimony, and refused to review lower court rulings.
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Nashville, Tenn
Mary Northern
Nashville
Tennessee Supreme Court
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