First Lady Nancy Reagan cancer fears echo a survivor’s view
A breast cancer column recalls the shock of diagnosis and the fear of what if, while noting Reagan’s likely early mammogram result and the common left side mastectomy. The author, a Reach to Recovery volunteer and American Cancer Society board member, frames living as the sole priority.
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Reagan Health Update Reveals Possible Mastectomy Plan
First lady Nancy Reagan underwent a mammogram biopsy as doctors consider a possible left breast cancer, with a modified radical mastectomy if cancer cells are malignant. Officials noted treatment would proceed based on biopsy results while Mrs. Reagan continued public engagements.
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Kemp backers weigh Iowa social events and straw poll status
Republican supporters in Iowa discuss how social rituals like coming-out parties could influence the caucuses. George Witt graf notes weddings and fairs define voters, while Kemp backers lament turnout and missing social cues as Bush supporters leverage local celebrations to energize supporters before the February 8 straw poll.
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Iran ships hit as U S says crewman hurt in attack
The Sea Isle City and nearby reflagged tankers come under attack near Kuwait. The US identifies the American skipper John Hunt who underwent surgery and was reported in good condition. Kuwait reports two more crew treated aboard, with several in hospital but not in critical state. Diplomats warn of potential retaliation as Iran vows not to let ships be attacked.
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Rescue at well ends with girl escape after long ordeal
Jessica McClure, 18 months, is freed from an 8 inch well shaft after 55 hours of rescue work. Paramedics, doctors, and drill crews labored to widen the tunnel. her parents wait anxiously as officials report no major injuries.
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