Kenyan Paleontologist Richard Leakey Awaits Kidney Transplant
Richard Leakey, the Kenyan director of the National Museums of Kenya known for Rift Valley fossil work, is in London on dialysis awaiting a kidney transplant in late December. His brother Philip, aKenyan candidate, plans to donate and travel to London after Kenya’s November 8 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Leakey
Leakey
East Africa
Rift Valley
National Museums of
Kenya
Louis Leakey
Mary Leakey
Tanzania
Richard
Philip
Nairobi
NBC will not let Kissinger amend Frost interview
NBC News president William Small said Kissinger was not granted editing rights for the Henry Kissinger interview with David Frost. Frost quit the project after criticizing NBC for ethics and a planned extra session to respond to material cited by Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC News
Henry Kissinger
David Frost
William Small
Kissinger
Frost
NBC
Small
Cambodia
Loretta Lynn hospitalized for undisclosed illness
Loretta Lynn is in Sunrise Hospital Las Vegas for treatment of an undisclosed illness. Spokeswoman Rena Ruby said the singer was admitted on September 30 and declined to release details. Lynn was set to begin a two week engagement at the Aladdin Hotel on November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Loretta Lynn
Sunrise Hospital
Miss Lynn
Rena Ruby
Hawaii
Kentucky
Aladdin Hotel
Woman arrests runaway subway by jimmied control booth
A passenger used a hairpin to access the operator booth of a driverless Metro train and kept the Auto Stop engaged until a supervisor boarded. The 15 minute, three station run ended with no injuries and the operator suspended. The incident exposed a gap where doors failed to open on automatic stops and underscores the system’s built in safety features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Metro
V. Eilena Loveless
Ms. Loveless
Metro System
Cody Pfanstiehl
Pfanstiehl
Brevard Woman Testifies Before Fatal Trial Outcome
In Transylvania County court Rebecca Coleman denounces Ronald Brewer after a camping trip assault. Brewer, 35 of Sapphire, receives life plus 20 years after pleading guilty to second degree serious incident with intent to cause fatal harm. Coleman was found dead days later in Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Brewer
Lyra Rosamond McCanless
Asheville
Hubert Brown
Miss McCanless
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sinatra
Fifth Avenue
Frank Sinatra
Hugh Carey
A.M
U.S
Sterling Flatware
Franklin Mint
Hummel
Swords
United States
United
Jules Jurgenson
A. Lange Howard Henry
Breguet Patek
Phillipe Others
Holiday Inn
Williams Blvd
Cedar Rapids
Holdeman
Michael Holdeman
Winchester
Ind
Des Moines
Waterloo
F. Michael Holdeman
W. University
Muncie Indiana