Guatemala quake medic recalls life saving work in Antigua
Marty Bertelli of Marion recounts volunteering as a medic in a 300 year old church hospital in Antigua after the February 4 Guatemalan quake. He treated hundreds daily, learned suturing, and helped stabilize severe injuries while facing a second quake and endemic discrimination. He plans another trip through Latin America in March.
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Marty Bertolli
Marion
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Guatemala
High Plains
Antigua
Guatemala City
Latin
South America
Projecta Linguistica Prencisca Martoquin
Colombia
Bertelli
Harvard University
Shaw Warren
Rer
Bertell
Bartelli
Revtelli
Klorka
Weather forecast fragments for Loyton area included
Partial forecast shows partly cloudy conditions through Sunday. Highs near mid range and near Hl noted for today and Sunday, with possible variations.
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Loy Tonlaht
Cedar Rapids man builds tape archive into business
A Cedar Rapids resident who began collecting old radio program tapes in 1968 grew a hobby into a nationwide business that let people across the country listen to classic broadcasts. Also notes Kelona tours in Amist Mennonite country and diabetic help classes at Mercy hospital coming Sunday stories.
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Cedar Rapids
Kelona
Embassy Radiation Settlement Ties To Moscow Embassy Case
The husband of a woman who died of radiation exposure at the Moscow embassy received about $10,000 from the U.S. government in a lawsuit claiming she was harmed by embassy radiation. The case follows reports of increased microwave exposures at the embassy six months earlier, affecting Ambassador Walter Stoessel and staff.
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Washington
Mascow
U.S
Walter Stoessel
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Singer B J Thomas
Dallas AP reports singer B J Thomas, known for the 1970 hit Rain Drops Keep Falling On My Head, faced a federal bankruptcy petition filed Thursday. The petition did not disclose Thomas current assets or liabilities.
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Dallas
B. J. Thomas
Thomas
Shrink resistant myth in garment care message
A paradox emerges as shrink resistant labels promise no shrinkage yet imply resistance to shrinking. The statement hints at consumer expectations versus fabric behavior and questions how such terms are interpreted in covenants about clothing care. The note analyzes language and practical implications for buyers.
Lindbergh's Son Alive Claims Suit in Maui Estate Case
A self proclaimed Lindbergh heir from Alabama seeks a share of the Lindbergh estate filed in Maui circuit court. The plaintiff Kennett Kerwin, via attorney Robert Bryan, alleges kidnapping evidence and hypnosis testimony support his claim. The suit centers on the 1932 Lindbergh baby, allegedly abducted by a nursemaid, with a hearing set for March 8 to move the case to Honolulu courts.
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Charlee A. Lindbergh, Jr
New Jersey
Maui
Kennett Kerwin
Birmingham
Ala
Robert Bryan
Kerwin
Lindbergh
Honoluks Courts
Brano Richard Haupinann
Cate
Siuveler
Korwin
Lindherat
New England
Kidmapers
Jy Burlington
Devohm Heike
Hearst Case Psychiatrist Details Patty’s Missing Year
Dr Robert Lifton testified that Patty Hearst spoke of a hidden year in the underground and in Sacramento while denying SLA conversion. He described her as terrorized by SLA remnants but beginning to disengage, showing mixed defiance after arrest. The testimony linked Hearst to Sacramento bank robbery cases and referenced hypnosis and age regression during her alleged kidnapping.
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San Francisco
Patty Hearst
Sacramento
Robert Lifton
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
California
Lifton
SLA
Weather hits Soviet grain crop and US grain markets
US agriculture officials report preliminary indications that nearly a quarter of Soviet winter wheat may have been lost to severe weather. In the Midwest, speculation that Moscow will resume grain purchases sent futures higher as White House and Agriculture officials noted rumors of possible renewed Soviet buying.
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Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
White House
Ron Nesgen
Moscow
Dale Sherwin
Sherwin
Vio
Banks Cut Corporate Loan Rates But Not to Consumers
Washington AP report notes a banking subcommittee study showing banks lowered costs for large corporate borrowers in 10 cities and California, but kept consumer loan rates high. Consumers Union and the Fed data are cited amid a legal dispute over disclosure. Chairman Patman states consumers see little benefit from overall rate declines.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
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Consumers Union
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Honey Eubcommitten
Wright Patman
D-Texas
Taye Heer
Farm Inheritance Changes Are Eyed
A study by University economist Neil Hal indicates large estates may gain from raising the federal inheritance tax exemption to 200000. Rep Ora Burleson backs an inheritance tax credit plan to aid farm estates and offset revenue losses, with Tom Harkin proposing a bill to replace the exemption with a 95000 credit. The debate moves to Congress and a March 15 committee hearing.
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Neil Hal
Inllsites
Larwmakers
Doxtris
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Fae
Ate Layne
Gilet
Ig Rep
Ora Burleson
Texast
Hurt
Congress
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Wlal
Als
Maris
Tom Harkin
Djuna
Hart
Merkin
Bob Noun Sani
Brfore
Herkin
Urna
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Mercy Hospital
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Kenneth
Bryan Thysith
Tauptenanin
Hib Furseman
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Lis Platt
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