Australia reports seventh test tube birth underdeveloped lungs
In Melbourne doctors say Sharna, a 2.4 pound girl born three months premature to an anonymous mother, remains stable though with underdeveloped lungs common in premies. The baby is the sixth girl in seven Australian IVF births, linked to womb fertilization methods. In Hong Kong authorities fear a Vietnamese refugee influx after 264 boat people arrive, bringing those awaiting resettlement to 20,000.
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Sharna
Queen Victoria Medical Center
HONG KONG
China
Nation's Right to Life split over anti abortion bill
National Right to Life Committee members clash over a bill to let states outlaw abortion. Some see it as stepping stone to a constitutional anti abortion amendment, while others deem it weak or unnecessary.
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API
National Right to Life Committee
J.C. Willke
Willke
Philadelphia court blocks independent bid in 3rd District race
Commonwealth Court judge rules Joseph F South cannot run as an independent in the July 21 Philadelphia 3rd District special. Le derer Smith will appear on the ballot as a Republican. Democrats held a registration edge and an independent candidacy was seen as pivotal.
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Joseph F. South
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Lederer
Smith
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Local Weather Forecast Data Snapshot
Weather brief lists Saturday high, Sunday low and high, morning low, and morning times 8 30 a m and 11 30 a m with precipitation shown as 17. This fragment provides basic temperature hints and rainfall indicator without full values.
Tyrone Township medical center planned in Adams County
Carlisle Hospital and Health Services plans a new medical center on Route 34 between Idaville and Gardners in northern Adams County. Construction of the Tyrone Township center is slated to begin late next month or in early August, serving about 10 000 to 12 000 people in Adams and Cumberland counties with medical dental pharmaceutical X ray and lab services. NDK Corporation will set up a temporary office at the site by mid next month. The 7800 square foot wooden frame building is estimated at around 600 000 dollars. Warner Hospital executive vice president John E Barrett Jr says the center will not affect the local hospital service area.
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Adams County
Idaville
Gardners
Tyrone Township
Adams
Cumberland county
NDK Corporation
John E. Barrett Jr
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Pope John Paul II Undergoes X Rays And Tests
Pope John Paul II, recovering from a May gun attack, underwent chest and abdomen X rays and blood tests to determine if a fever is due to pneumonia or pleurisy and to rule out intestinal infection. Doctors said the pope’s life is not in danger and he remains on a normal diet.
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ROME
John Paul 1
Emilio Tresalti
Gemelli Hospital
St. Peter's Square
Giuseppe Pallank
Tresalti
Luigi Candia
Air Strike Averted After Night Negotiations Reach Tentative Pact
Nationwide air traffic controllers halted a planned strike with a tentative contract reached after non stop talks led by Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis and union president Robert Poli. Final terms await ratification and congressional approval while operations returned to normal and travelers faced few delays.
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WASHINGTON
Federal Aviation Administration
Congress
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Robert Poli
End of a series debates helmet use in Maryland
Part II covers the helmet controversy with ABATE leader Vietor Olswiski opposing mandatory helmet laws while noting personal helmet use. Maryland doctors and police cite helmet protection and higher costs from head injuries, and statistics show varying helmet usage and fatalities. Public safety groups push for re enacted helmet rules and rider education nationwide.
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Olswiski
Gettysburg
R.6
ABATE
Maryland
Troutman
Annapolis
National Motorcycle Safety Foundation
Robert Cramblitt
Linthicum
Patterson Jury Is Being Chosen in Adams County Court
Jury selection opens in Adams County for the murder trial of Keith M. Patterson 21 of Cumberland Township. One juror, Ellen Long 21 of McSherrystown, questioned. about 80 prospects remain as the process may take two to three days to seat 12 jurors and two alternates.
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Adams County
Keith M. Patterson
Cumberland Township
Ellen ‘Long
Ridge Avenue
McSherrystown
Oscar F. Spicer
Patterson
Pennsylvania
Spicer
Clayton R. Wilcox
Wilcox
Driver dies when car dives into Conewago Creek
Tim S. Reynolds 18 of New Oxford R2 died after his northbound car crossed the Route 94 median, struck guard rails and a bridge abutment, then plunged into Conewago Creek near Hampton Adams County. Body found 11:45 a.m. and he was pronounced dead 1:03 p.m. Funeral services set for Wednesday.
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Adams County
Hampton
Conewago Creek
Tim S. Reynolds
Conewago
Reynolds
Leah Maitland
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