Mother seeks kidney sale to fund family crisis
Davenport Iowa kidney unit head disputes the plan as illegal while Mrs. Miller says she would sell a kidney to cover her husband Robert E. Miller’s artery surgery and her jailed son’s legal costs. She argues the policy won’t cover living expenses and wants her family helped. The case highlights ethical and legal barriers to organ sales and medical need.
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Republicans Gain Ground in Voter Identification Polls
Polls show increasing identification with the GOP as Reagan era strength shifts party dynamics. In 1982, Teeter poll finds 51 percent would vote Republican if elections were held today, with 45 percent identifying as Republican and a Democratic majority noted in past years.
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Robbins acquitted senator forgives accusers in sex case
State Sen. Alan Robbins, acquitted of nine felony sex counts, said in his Van Nuys office that it is time to forgive and forget, adding he has no plans to sue the two young women who testified they had sex with him when they were 16.
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