Boston Cardinal Humberto Medeiros dies after heart surgery
Cardinal Humberto Medeiros, leader of Boston Catholics for 13 years, died at 67 from heart failure after a six hour operation to bypass clogged arteries and replace a leaky valve at St Elizabeth Hospital. He had regained consciousness briefly but spoke no more before his death. Autopsy planned.
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Humberto Medeiros
Medeiros
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Richard H. Cleveland Medeiros
U.S
Cardinal John Cody
Chicago
Fall River
Brownsville
Texas
Richard Cushing
Druse Leader Warns of Lethal Threats to Marines in Lebanon
Cmdr Haytham Jurdi notes Druse militias could kill hundreds of Marines in one night but claims restraint under Walid Jumblatt. Druse residents argue Marines have become partisan and blame Lebanese army and Phalangists for provoking airstrikes while US sources cite hundreds of hostile gun positions around Beirut. Abdul Baki, a retired US official, says Congress may pull out if casualties rise.
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Abdul Baki
U.S. Agriculture Department
Congress
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
Ministry of National Defense
Cruse
Choueifat
Beirut
United States
Abu Kifah
Chemical Castration Debate Rocks San Antonio Rape Case
The San Antonio rape case draws sharp debate over using Depo-Provera to treat sexual offenders. Judges urge medical authority limits while proponents cite clinics in Baltimore Chicago San Diego Johns Hopkins showing reduced urges. Critics warn of cancer risk and coercion. victims and advocates protest on courthouse steps.
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Chicago
San Diego
San Antonio
Texas Department of Corrections
Smith
Bexar County
Sam Millsap Jr
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Europe
United States
Wilshire Terrace
Millsap
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
American Civil Liberties Union
Dan Manville
Aclu National Jail Project
Fred Berlin
Johns Hopkins
Depo-Provera
Larry Corrigan
Connecticut
Oregon
Berlin
Joseph Smith
Michael D. Granados
Jesus Christ
Granados
Jesus
Free Beltone hearing aid model offered in Chicago
Beltone announces a free non-operating model of one of its smallest aids to show how tiny hearing help can be. The unit weighs less than a quarter ounce and sits at the ear level. No cost and no obligation, while supplies last. Mail to Dept. 38992 Beltone Electronics Corp Chicago IL 60646.
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Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corporation
Victoria St
Illinois
Officials seize 52 animals destined for cult slaughter
ASPCA officers removed 52 animals including 30 chickens four roosters 11 pigeons four goats two sheep and a duck from a Manhattan apartment tied to a Yoruba Santeria ritual. An altar was found and the resident Maria Castro 47 cited for cruelty to animals and harboring farm animals. Teens arrested during confiscation as Housing Police assisted.
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The
Humane Society
ASPCA
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Hill
Maria Castro
New York City
Housing Police
James Deas
James Phelan
Noah
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American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Iowa City
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