Doctor seeks cadaver skin to aid burns patient
Norfolk physician appeals for consent from next of kin to harvest skin from deceased to buy time for Kathy Thornrose a 6 year old burned over about 45 percent of her body His plan would use non permanent grafts to fight infection and weight loss while awaiting healing Fathers willingness to donate is noted but legal hurdles require written consent and timely use within weeks.
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Kathy Thornrose
Willcox Ruffin Jr
Virginia Beach
Kathy
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Howard W. Thornrose
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Rural Post Offices May Close
The government study for the Postal Service proposes shutting about 17 000 rural post offices to save an estimated 490 million dollars annually. It cites 10 extreme inefficiency examples with minimal yearly business and low daily transactions. The report notes no immediate closures but warns Congress will challenge any cutbacks, citing rural opposition and potential community impact.
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Postal Service Board of Governors
Postal Services
Congress
Paul Simon
D-Ill
Simon
Postal Service
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