Heart recipient William Schroeder readmitted in critical brain bleed
William Schroeder, longest living artificial heart recipient, readmitted in critical condition with a brain hemorrhage at Humana Hospital Audubon in Louisville. Doctors say CAT scans show bleeding may have stopped, with a second scan planned. anticoagulants have been halted. Schroeder has shown some responsiveness to commands as neurologists await further tests.
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Louisville, Ky
William Schroeder
Schroeder
Irvine
William DeVries
DeVries
New York Vietnam Veterans Memorial Dedicated in Wall Lighting
Thousands of Vietnam veterans gathered at a newly named Vietnam Veterans Plaza to dedicate a 70 foot long glass wall etched with names and messages. Fireworks over the East River accompanied a ticker tape parade planned across Brooklyn Bridge toward Wall Street as families mourned missing in action and remembered the fallen.
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New York
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Brooklyn Bridge
Canyon of Heroes
Wall ’ Street
East River
Vietnam Veterans Plaza
Betty Perko
Terry Perko
Maple Heights
Ohio
D'Amato doubts House pass for one year Social Security freeze
Sen. Alfonso D Amato criticizes a one year freeze on Social Security benefits as a doomed bid in the House, urging a package with better passage odds. He cites past GOP strategy sessions and notes Democrats oppose the Reagan 2 percent limit while some budget plans favor broad freezes.
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Alfonso D’amato
R-N.y
Dole
Senate
House of Representatives
D'Amato
D’ Amato
Reagan
Sen
Lawton Chiles
Florida
Senate Budget Committee
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Chiles
Domenici
Alan Simpson
R-Wyo
GOP
Texas House expected to reject budget after Senate vote
The Texas House prepared to reject the Senate version of the 1986-87 budget and form a 10 member conference committee. The dispute centers on a $263 million state employee pay raise and a Senate push for a 3 percent annual raise in compromise talks. The Senate approved higher fees and a higher filing fee while other bills on tuition and retirement contributions loom. The battle includes inspectorate fees and court filing costs, with various lawmakers opposing or supporting key changes.
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Senate
Texas Public Employees Association
Grant Jones
Abilene
Jones
Oscar Mauzy
Dallas
Gonzalo Barrientos
Austin
House
Bill Hobby
Senate Committee
Lewis money bill to fund Capitol apartment remodel
Texas House approved a measure to let private donations cover about 150000 spent by the state on Speaker Gib Lewis Capitol apartment renovations. Sponsor Messer expects altruistic Texans to donate, while Lewis defends the plan as saving taxpayers money. The session also sent to the Senate a bond proposal for farm loans, and debated a dyslexia screening program and a ban on live rabbits in greyhound training. Senate actions included a minor consent bill for medical treatment without parental consent and a provision for executive sessions on licensing matters.
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House
Lewis
Messer
Texas House
Capitol
Senate
Bill Hobby
Brookston
Pete Patterson
Hurst
Charles Evans
Bill Hammond
Dallas
Foster Whaley
D-Pampa
Bill Haley
D-Center
Austin
Hector Uribe
Brownsville
Uribe
State Board of Medical Examiners
Herald and contact details for New Braunfels paper
This notice lists contact numbers 625-9144 and 658-1900 for missed deliveries by 5 30 p m to 7 30 a m across days and provides publishing and staff details for the Herald Publishing Co located at 186 S Castell Ave New Braunfels TX 78131 including circulation rates for various delivery areas and a post office box for address changes.
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New Braunfels Herald Publishing Co
S. Castell Ave
New Braunfels
S. Caste
Patricia Yznaga-King
Comal
Guadalupe
Hays
Blanco
Kendall
Comal County
Texas
P.O
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Traeger
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