Washkansky Moves Forward After Third Cobalt Treatment
Cape Town AP reports Louis Washkansky, the first heart transplant patient, received a third cobalt treatment since Dec. 2. Doctors report no signs of rejection, no infection, and a steady improvement as they weigh future steps including possible organ banks and experimental alternatives. Medical team leader Dr Christian Barnard cautions heart transplants remain limited by donor supply and require years before widespread use.
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Shriver pledges Congress oversight on antipoverty plan
Washington AP Sar gent Shriver pledges close congressional watch over city handling of a controversial plan to put community antipoverty programs under public control as the House prepares a two year extension. The bill would authorize 1.98 billion for the current year and 2.18 billion next year.
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Expert play described at Sands Hotel rubber bridge event
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss the Sands Hotel rubber bridge tournament in Las Vegas held in October. The format offers three days of play with eight hands per match and potential prize money, attracting top players. A sample grand slam bid by Curtis Smith and Bobby Nail illustrates precise counting and ruffing play that can decide matches in late stages.
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