British Scientist Seeks New Death Definition For Life Support Issues
Prof Francis Camps argues in Science Journal that advances in organ transplantation and artificial life support require redefining death. He distinguishes somatic death from cellular death and warns that life can be sustained without brain function, raising ethical and legal questions about when to revive or discontinue treatment.
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London
UPI
Francis Camps
Scotland Yard
Science Journal
Mrs Schramm to Address U N Association Leaders
Mrs James Schramm of Burlington will address Iowa division United Nations Association officers at Bishop's Cafeteria downtown at 11 45 a m Tuesday. The national vice president and chapters committee chairwoman will speak to the executive board and committee members at the luncheon meeting.
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James Schramm
Burlington
Iowa
United Nations Assn
Bishop’s
Schramm
U.N. Assn
Coe College Art Show Mixes Grave Coffin and Electric Oddities
A student art exhibition at Coe College features a stark contrast between a realist coffin piece by Robert Huston and George Washburns robot sculpture built from wire and radio parts. Alfred Andersons classroom objects, Mark Petersons surreal canvases, and Marvin Cones earlier cheerful works frame a collection exploring mortality and modern technology.
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Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Coe College
Coe
Marvin Cone
George Washburn
Alfred Anderson
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Three Orphans Killed in Bee Attack in Tanzania Mission
A swarm of bees attacked 11 orphans at a Roman Catholic mission in Newala Tanzania. Three children died and a nun along with eight other orphans were hospitalized with bee stings. The incident occurred at the Newala mission in southern Tanzania.
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DAR ES Salaam
Newal
Tanizania
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