Heart recipients Haydon and Schroeder show divergent recoveries
Murray Haydon, now two days post implantation, shows an excellent recovery with no complications and off the respirator. In contrast William Schroeder remains weak, discouraged, and feverish after his Nov 25 surgery, facing possible extended hospitalization and uncertain prospects for home care.
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Jhington
Louisville
Murray Haydon
William Schroeder
Humana Hospital
Allan Lansing
Hayden
Schroeder
Lansing
Humana Heart Institute International
Experts: Financial gap persists between rich and poor schools
States still fail to close the funding gap between affluent and disadvantaged districts. New Jersey and Connecticut seek to restore equalized aid levels amid court challenges. Some states have restructured funding to balance resources, but reforms largely target overall achievement rather than only helping poorer areas.
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New York
G. Alan Hickrod
American Education Finance Association
New Jersey
Connecticut
Kean
Trenton
O'Neill
Hartford
Thailand plans UN protest over six deaths in border clash
Thailand says Vietnam attacked across the Thai Cambodian border injuring 11 and killing six in Buriram province. Thai officials accuse Hanoi of pressing border areas and vow to file a UN protest. Meanwhile, Poland cites Solidarity ties to Western intelligence and Iran allegedly attacked a Kuwaiti ship in the Gulf North of Abu Dhabi.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
United Nations
Obok
Naruedo Dejpradiyuth
Buriram
Manama
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Abu Dhabi
Marine Salvage
Iraq
Iran
Gulf
Gazette
Indictment Targets Ghost Shadows Gang Leaders
A federal grand jury indicted 25 members of New York City s Ghost Shadows, a Chinatown gang with reach in Boston Chicago and other cities, on racketeering charges including 13 murders and extortion. Eighteen were in custody led by Yin Poy Louie with seven at large. about 90 agents pursued fugitives. Arrests set for federal court arraignment.
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New York
Chinatown
Ghost Shadows
Boston
Chicago
New Orleans
Manhattan
Robert Morgenthau
Yin Poy
Nicky” Louie
Morgenthau
Mardi Gras crowd older and richer says New Orleans businessmen
About a million people expected for Mardi Gras in New Orleans with a more affluent older crowd. Restaurant managers say patrons spend more and mischief is down, while police report fewer arrests than the previous Carnival day.
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New Orleans
Nat Siegel
Siegel
Angie Brown
Tammy Ducoing
Kidnapped reporter returns a born again American
Jeremy Levin, the kidnapped journalist, walked from a White House supplied jet as a “born again American.” He spoke to the Lebanese captors holding four other Americans, urging them to release his fellow hostages. He thanked supporters and urged release by the Islamic Holy War group allied to Iran.
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State Department
Lucille
Lebanon
Dam
William Buckley
U.S
Benjamin Weir
Peter Kilburn
American University of Beirut
Lawrence Jenco
Beirut
Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Levin
God
Allah
Jeremy Levin
Beirut car bombing kills at least three as Sidon demo escalates
A Mercedes bomb exploded outside the Amal militia office in Beirut killing at least three and injuring more than 40 as Shiite demonstrators in Sidon, amid Israeli withdrawal, burned flags, tore down Gemayel images, and called for an Islamic Lebanon. Five attacks have followed the Israeli pullback.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sidon
Amin Gemayel
Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Gemayel
Tel Aviv
Amal
Awaiss
Bilal Fahs
Hezbollah
Party of God
Khomeini
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Jasper
Ind
William DeVries
Reuter
Willingen
West Germany
New York Times
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Warsaw
Poland
Interior Ministry
Solidarity Labor Movement
Zbigniew Pudysz
Solidarity
Pudysz
U.S. Gang
Kenneth Dam
George Shultz
David W. Johnson
Palmer
Gonstead
C.S. Gonstead
Mt. Horeb
Wisconsin
Kurt A. Johnson
Johnson Chiropractic
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Northbrook Manor
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