Fuel Shortage Not Driving More People to Transit
The energy shortage worries car owners but not enough to boost use of public transport. Virginia bus company spokesmen say fuel rationing may bring more passengers, though most expect a lag. Virginia transit firms have faced financial trouble, with Norfolk and Richmond moving to public ownership and more cities likely to follow.
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Stanek sextuplets birth highlights perinatal care team
Denver doctors recalling the Stanek sextuplets birth discuss the crisis at University of Colorado Medical Center. Dr. Engel delivered the babies, Dr. Strain oversaw pediatrics, and Dr. Battaglia led the intensive care unit. They condemn the attitude that some infants are expendable and praise the cooperation between private and university medical staffs in saving most of the infants.
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