Barnard to transplant second heart in American surgeon
Heart transplant pioneer Christiaan Barnard plans a third twin heart operation at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town once a donor is found. The patient is identified as Dr Robert Earl Vickery, former head of surgery at Andalusia hospital in Birmingham Alabama.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Robert Earl Vickery
Andalusia Hospital
Birmingham
Ala
Barnard
Air Force to restrict C5 transports after deadly crash
In Washington AP reports the Air Force will cap C5 transport operations as a safety precaution pending the crash investigation into the plane that carried Vietnamese orphans. The restrictions ban passengers on C5s and follow last week's deadly incident in South Vietnam.
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Washington
Air Force
South Vietnam
Pittsburgh youth in critical condition after stadium fall
A 14 year old boy fell more than 75 feet from a ramp at Three Rivers Stadium after the Pirates home opener. Jeff Steen was in the intensive care unit at Allegheny General Hospital with head injuries. Police said he fell from the fifth level while attempting to jump ramps after the Pirates 4 3 win over the Mets. He struck a parked car owned by Pirates pitcher Ramon Hernandez, hitting the windshield head first.
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Pittsburgh
Three Hivers Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates
Allegheny General Hospital
Jeff Steen
Pirates
New York
Ramon Herenandex
Evacuation of Americans as Phnom Penh falls
U S embassy in Phnom Penh closes as Marines airlift out Americans and Cambodians including Acting President Sau Kham Khoy. The Khmer Rouge advances within a mile of the capital's airport signaling American withdrawal. 276 evacuated in a two hour operation to Okinawa then Utapao with no American injuries.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
United States
Sau Kham Khoy
U.S
Ford
Phnom Ph Cambodian
Associated Press
Khmer Rouge
Saigon
Sai Kham Khoy
Lon Nol
Hawaii
Richard Boyle
al Rockoff
Okinawa
Thailand
Philippines
China
Australia
France
Spain
Sweden
Britain
Canada
Italy
Pentagon
Washington
Utapao
USS_Hansack
U.S. Air Force Base
Honolulu
Noel Gayler
Pacific
Onassis Sought Divorce Before Death
New York AP report says Aristotle Onassis decided to divorce Jacqueline on the eve of his death last March. He asked a lawyer to start proceedings but health issues and family input influenced the decision. the will provides $3 million to Jacqueline and trusts of $1 million for Christina, Caroline, and John.
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New York
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline
New York Times
Onassis
John F. Kennedy
Song By Corryites Picked For Festival
Corry residents John Rossbacher and Mrs Jane McKnight wrote Sing a New Song chosen for Mansfield State College festival. It marks the fourth straight Rossbacher selection, with a rehearsal in the morning and an evening performance on Saturday April 26 at Mansfield Pa. college. The piece features chorus brass and dance drums.
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Mansfield State College
John Rossbacher
Jane McKnight
Rossbacher
Corryite
Mansfield, Pa
State Striping Project Could Come Unglued
The PennDOT district office said pavement marking on state highways will begin about May 27, with Chemitral Chemical Co. of Gibsonburg, Ohio awarded the contract for $175,258. Corry faces pothole and resurfacing issues as state maintenance funds are cut. city officials fear whether patching or striping will proceed, while Wayne Township also requested the service.
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Bill Eaton
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Franklin
The
Journal Today
C.P. Saupp
Chemitral Chemical Co
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Corry
David Miller
the Journal
Miller
Wayne Township
Erie
Dog and Woman Both Bite Troopers in Puppy Ring
State police removed 28 dogs from the Carl Taylor home where 33 dogs were kept amid malnutrition and disease. One trooper was bitten by a dog and another was struck by Sandra Taylor, 20, during the seizure. Four family members face cruelty charges with up to two years in jail and a $5,000 fine.
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Mercer
Pennsylvania
Here
Carl Taylor
Sandra Taylor
Taxes Take Biggest Bite In Family Budget
New York AP report says taxes top the family budget with the average American spending two hours and 35 minutes of each eight hour day on government. Tax Foundation official Robert C Brown urges more scrutiny of legislators with this rising financial burden.
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New York
Tax Foundation, Inc
Foundation
Robert C. Brown
Ford To Veto Farm Bill Amid Price Rise Concerns
President Ford plans to veto pending farm aid legislation. Officials say the veto would curb dairy price rises, with dairy milk, cheese and butter costs expected to climb under higher price supports. The House and Senate differ on parity levels and tobacco and beef provisions, shaping a cautious political path in the farm belt.
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Washington
Ford
Congressional
White House
Thomas S. Foley
House Agriculture Committee
Senate House
Senate
House
Foley
D-Wash
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Congress
U.S
America
Agriculture Department
Clymer seeks HUD grant to cut elderly rents
The Clymer rural housing project for the elderly seeks a $40,000 federal land development grant after action by the Clymer Town Board. If funded, the HUD money would pay for road, parking, septic and landscaping on a 2.5 acre parcel in Clymer for two eight unit buildings, enabling reduced rents. The tentative base rents are $130 for a one bedroom and $167 for a two bedroom, with increases on a sliding scale by income."}
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Clymer
Te Clymer
Clymer Community Club
Leonard B. Faulk Jr
Chautauqua County
Faulk
Epsilon Phi Heads Cancer Drive Here
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi leads a March cancer drive in April to raise funds for cancer research. Mrs. Daniel Scannell chairs the effort with volunteers calling residents for donations and area chairwomen listed for wards and townships.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
Daniel Scannell
Cancer Fund
Scanner
Richard Hornick
Orin Hasbrouck
William Cross
John Carrell
James Robb
Wayne Township
Carroll Crowell
Elginboro
Concord Township
Seatswell
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Omar Bradley
Ucla Medical Center
Bradley
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
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Charleston
W.va
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