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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1985

Page

2

Doctors to Implant Third Artificial Heart in Louisville

Murray P. Haydon of Louisville, a 58 year old congestive heart failure patient, will receive the world’s third permanent artificial heart Sunday. The air driven Jarvik-7 pump, his only life hope, will be implanted by Dr. William DeVries and team at Humana Heart Institute International after doctors deemed transplant unsuitable. Haydon served in WWII era military duty, worked at Ford’s Kentucky Truck Plant, and retired in 1983 due to disability.

Louisville Humana Heart Institute International Murray P. Haydon M.P Bob Irvine Humana Inc Irvine Haydon Jerome Lacy Lacy William DeVries Federal Food and Drug Administration Heart Institute DeVries Barney Clark William Schroeder Jasper Ind Air Force Germany Ford Motor Co Kentucky

Former Ford supervisor recalls patient awaiting implant trial

Bob Ecker recalls Hayden as a standout worker. Doctors reviewed his medical history and interviewed him earlier in the month. Hayden was admitted for testing at Humana Hospital Audubon on Wednesday and chosen as an implant candidate on Thursday. He signed the hospital consent form detailing risks. Hayden and his wife Juanita, married 32 years, have three children and four grandchildren.

Bob Ecker Ford Hayden Humana Hospital Audubon Haydon Juanita

Boy threatens doctor in braces incident

A 15 year old pulled a gun on an orthodontist in Grosse Pointe Woods Michigan telling him he did not care about jail as long as he could have his hands off Police disarmed him after a struggle during which two shots were fired into the floor The boy was not identified due to his age and the orthodontist said he stalled the teen by removing braces bands and a wire during the February 8 incident

Grosse Pointe Woods Mich

Girl abducted 30 years ago returns to family in Los Angeles

Five year old Elvia Vasquez, identified as Crystal Crissie Morgan, was reunited with her family after being found in Anchorage with John Altig. FBI described a tearful meeting at a hotel near LAX. Altig faces three counts of sexual abuse of a minor following a physician's evidence.

Los Angeles Alaska FBI Elvia Vasquez Anchorage Los Angeles International Airport John R. Altig Crystal Crissie’’ Morgan Altig

Colombo crime boss Persico arrested in New York roundup

Carmine "The Snake" Persico, longtime Colombo family chief on the FBI Ten Most Wanted List, was arrested Friday with three others in Wantagh by FBI agents and NYPD. Also taken into custody were Dominick Montemarano Joseph Russo and Frederick DeChristopher ahead of arraignment.

Wantagh N.Y Carmine Persico Colombo Crime Family FBI New York City U.S Barbara Jones Dominic Donnie Shacks" Montemarano Colombo Joseph Russo Frederick DeChristopher Nick Colicino

Spain expels two U.S. diplomats over spying suspicions

Madrid says two American diplomats Dennis McMahan and Joan Massey were asked to leave Spain ten days ago after suspected spying. El País reported security police seized them for photographing antennas atop the Moncloa complex, with the state intelligence service warning the images could reveal top secret frequencies.

Madrid Felipe Gonzalez Spain Dennis McMahan Joan Massey U.S. Torrejon Air Force Base el Pais Monclon

Polish authorities charge seven Solidarity activists in raid

Seven Solidarity activists were charged after a police raid on a Gdansk meeting. Lech Walesa was summoned for questioning on the same inciting public unrest charge. Three of the seven were arrested, as Walesa called Poland's authorities guilty of hatred, repression and human rights violations amid plans for a nationwide 15 minute strike on February 28 against food price rises.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Gdansk Lech Walesa Walesa Gazette

Foul over canceled world chess title match in Moscow

The five month world championship between Anatoly Karpov and Garry Kasparov was halted by president Campomanes amid protests from both players. Kasparov accused bias while Karpov cited strain and both sides had urged continuation before the decision to end the match. The cancellation ends a record marathon with 48 games and 40 draws and paves the way for a new title bout in September.

Los Angeles Moscow Anatoly Karpov Garry Kasparov Kasparov Karpov Florencio Campomanes International Chess Federation Campomanes Tass Soviet Chess Federation

Nixon Autograph Note Tied to Secret 1964 Viet Cong Meeting

Autograph dealer paid 2500 for a Nixon thank you note allegedly written after a secret 1964 Vietnam mission with Hollis Kimmons. Kimmons says he escorted Nixon on a helicopter ride and signed a non disclosure for 20 years. The note cites protection on the helicopter ride and references a possible exchange involving prisoners.

New York Richard Nixon Nixon Hollis Kimmons Kimmons Mark Varadakis Gerard Stodolski Paul C. Richards Templeton Mass Sgt. Kimmons Varadakis Warwick R.I Richards 145Th Aviation Saigon Southeast Asia Vietnam Stodolski U.S

Revenge killer shoots wife, takes hostages at courthouse

A man who pleaded guilty to murder and was released shot his victim’s wife at home then held nine people hostage at a Santa Fe courthouse. He exchanged for a judge and was killed by deputies after a 30 minute standoff. the victim was Regina Hernandez and her husband Andy Hernandez.

Santa FE N.M Andy Lopez Andy Hernandez David Leyba Lopez Susan Cave

U S seizes Colombia jet in drug case

U S customs agents seized a Colombian 747 cargo jet operated by Avianca for smuggling over a ton of cocaine into the United States. 2,478 pounds of cocaine valued at $600 million were found inside 32 boxes of cut flowers from Bogota bound for Montreal. Authorities said arrests are expected and the fate of the plane hinges on forfeiture decisions by the Justice Department.

New York Times Miami — Customs United States Avianca Government of Colombia Washington U.S Dennis Murphy Customs Service Bogota Montreal Justice Department Richard Miller Boeing Corp Murphy

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