Human heart transplant marks shift from artificial devices
In a Penn State operation Anthony Mandia 44 received a human heart after hours on a heart-lung machine, ending 11 days with an artificial heart. In Pittsburgh Thomas Gaidosh 47 received a Jarvik-7 and lived four days with the device while Richard Dallara in San Francisco regained solid food as Thoratec pumps circulated blood without removing the natural heart.
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Sutersville
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Presbyterian University Hospital of Pittsburgh
Ann Metzger
Mandia
Philadelphia
Ershey, Pa
Mayberry Murder Case Goes To Johnson County Jury
In Iowa City the jury deliberates on whether James Mayberry used a knife to kill Julia Wise in a Hilltop Mobile Home Park mobile home on July 2. Prosecutor White argues Mayberry lied about Wise’s death while defense urges police error. knife as weapon remains unsettled.
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Julia Wise
Johnson County
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Wise
Hilltop Mobile Home Park
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Emmit George
J. Patrick White
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Junkins launches Iowa governor bid in Cedar Rapids
Iowa Senate Majority Leader Lowell Junkins announces his Democratic bid for governor in Cedar Rapids and other cities. He contrasts current economy with Gov. Branstad’s 1982 promises, argues for growth, cites jobs shortfall and past spending cuts, and notes LT Gov Anderson and A G Miller may run. Branstad expected to seek a second term in 1986.
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Soviet radar offer linked to US forgoes on Britain Greenland
Washington reports the Soviet Union proposes halting radar work in central Siberia in exchange for the United States dropping plans to modernize British and Greenland radars. Washington cites Abalakovo near Krasnoyarsk as an early warning system violating the 1972 ABM treaty, while Moscow says the facility is for space tracking and allowed. Reagan plans a detailed response, possibly before the Geneva summit with Gorbachev, with a national address outlining arms control policy.
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Defense
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Geneva
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Yorkshire
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Cocktail party losers overdrink guests at index 8D party
A social gathering described as a cocktail party devolves into a scene where attendees drink heavily, making it hard to recall names and faces. The event highlights the excess and social dynamics of the evening.
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