Babysitter Guilty of Two Murders in Florida Case
Christine Falling, 19, pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder in Blountstown and was sentenced to life with parole possible after 25 years. Under a plea deal the third alleged murder in Perry would yield a concurrent life sentence. The state dropped charges in two additional child deaths.
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Mary M Coldren, Hutchinson nurse and editor, dies
Mary M. Coldren, 58, died at her Hutchinson home after a career as a registered nurse and travel editor for The Hutchinson News. widow of Ralph E. Coldren, former business editor and Telegram sports editor. The Coldrens lived in Ogallala and Garden City before moving to Hutchinson in 1956. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
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First permanent artificial heart recipient progresses in Salt Lake City
Retired dentist Barney B. Clark, 61, who became the first person to receive a permanent artificial heart, is said to be "very nicely" on day two. He is awake, responsive, and may be removed from a respirator as doctors monitor for complications.
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Robert Jarvik
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Seattle
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Jarvik
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Tough battle ahead as MX missile faces full House vote
The House Appropriations Committee deadlocked 26-26 on Rep. Joseph Addabbo's bid to strip 988 million dollars from the 1983 defense bill to fund the first five MX missiles. Supporters and opponents foresee a tight floor fight next week as President Reagan, visiting Brazil, calls it a vote for a stronger America but cautions against premature victory.
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House
Joseph P. Addabbo
Dn.y
Appropriations Committee
Addabbo
House backs 231.6 billion defense bill with carriers and bomber
The panel approved the defense package after failed attempts to block two carriers and the B-1 bomber. The measure faces a floor vote next week, with White House and Pentagon lobbying intensifying to win support from key lawmakers amid strong MX backing.
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