Abortion injuries cited as Senate studies funding
Five women from Texas and one Mexican national faced sepsis after cheap abortions in a Reynosa border town. The group, some Medicaid cardholders, sought care in Texas where one died. HEW halted federal abortion funding except for life threats, intensifying Senate House funding clashes.
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Agency okays building home near Hastings
The Greater Nebraska Health Systems Agency approved the construction of a 64 bed Cedarborough Nursing Home near Hastings in a 16 to 8 vote with two absentees. Joe Hageman of Lincoln proposals to lease and operate the Adams County Nursing Home until Cedarborough is completed await State Health Department approval within a month.
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First flu cases reported for fall in US and Canada
The national Center for Disease Control reported the first influenza cases of the fall, with the largest rise in flu deaths since spring. Cases appeared in Oregon, Canada, and Puerto Rico, the latter reporting the most deaths.
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Texas
Poll indicates better feelings nationwide says Gallup
Pollster George Gallup Jr. told a district convention that Americans feel better about themselves and world issues. He cited rising religious awareness, volunteerism, higher college enrollment, and reduced prejudice, but warned crime fears remain high. The report also covers influenza surveillance by the CDC, vaccine efficacy, and swine flu stockpiling.
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Young artists aid the Mixed Bag Hunt and Conservation Days
Grand National Mixed Bag Hunt poster contest invites kindergarten through grade 6 students to depict wildlife conservation themes. More than 300 posters received from several area schools. Entries will be displayed at Agricultural Park on Saturday Nov 5 starting noon with junior and senior divisions for posters and essays, plus a floral arrangement competition.
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Ag Park
Albion High School Band Gains Pieper Instrument Donations
Former band director Leo Pieper and brother of the late Gene Pieper of Albion donated valuable instruments and music to Albion High School Band. Items include a bell-tone keyboard, dulcimer, six accordions, two violins, celeste, and dance band stands. Pieper resides in Dallas with sister-in-law Louise Pieper in Albion.
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Leo Pieper
Gene Pieper
Albion
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Dallas
Texas
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