Quinlans seek normal life as Karen Quinlan remains in care
Two years after Karen Ann Quinlan slipped into a coma from a drug and alcohol mix, the Quinlans report life returning to routine. Julia Quinlan describes letters turning from accusations to expressions of love as Karen, now 23, breathes on her own with occasional difficulty.
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Karen Anne Quinlan
Julia Quinlan
Roxbury Township
Joseph
Karen
Miss Quinlan
Supreme Court
Karen Ann
Quinlans
Morris View
Mortis Plains
Quinlan
The
Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical
Our Lady of the Lake
London
Miss Quintan
Richard Watson
Rein
Watson
Bradley names top generals omits Eisenhower and MacArthur
Omar Bradley list includes Rommel and Alexander the Great among the greatest military leaders. Others cited are Hannibal Napoleon Lee Grant Sherman Pershing Washington and Alexander. The article also notes President Carter and family private Easter service near Calhoun Georgia with public worship at a Baptist church.
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Asia Minor
Egypt
India
Hannibal
Alps
Haly
Napoleon
Europe
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
William Tecumseh Sherman
John J. Pershing
George Washington
Harold Alexander
Georgia Woods
Carter
Calhoun
Model Baptist
Fas Baptist
North Georgia
Jack
Border crossing closed amid Lao rebels push
World News reports Thailand and Laos shutting the Nong Khai border crossing after accusing Thai authorities of aiding Laotian rebels on Mekong islands. Laotian troops reportedly retook Don Ching Chu while insurgents attacked another island, six miles from Vientiane, with six defenders killed. In London, a gunman killed a Yemeni ex-prime minister, his wife, and chauffeur, while in Kinshasa France sent planes to aid Zaire against Shaba invaders. Moroccan troops and supplies were mentioned.
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Nong Khal
Thailand
Laos
Mekong
London
Hyde Park
al -Qadi Abdullah al Al-Hajri
North Yemen Supreme Court
Jim Nevill
Scotland Yard
Hane
Chumnan Potcana
Don Ching Chu
Vientiane
Kinshasa
Zaire
France
Shaba
Coors to replace strikers amid boycott push
Adolph Coors Co plans permanent replacements for striking workers amid a nationwide boycott by some union-backed backers. The firm says replacements begin immediately. union leaders deny the charges of coercion and vow continued actions.
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Dent William Coors
Coors
Afl-Cio
Don Bedemann
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Belfast
IRA
China
U.S
Chip
Peking
Hao Tehching
Institute of Foreign Affairs
Hsinhua
Hao
John Brademas
Cmd
Sec
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
Bradley
Omar Bradley
Erwin Rommel
Tme
Geo
Dwight Eisenhower
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Alexander the Great
Macedonia
Carters
Yemen
Aids
Steel Pact
Washington
Australia
Philadelphia
Fiji
Mackloth
California
New York
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New York City
KODAK
Tenn
Tennessee
FBI
George W. Brady
Sevier County
Leroy Marshall
Newport
Citizens National Bank
East
Reading
Beivale
Robert Pollock
Abbottstown
York Count
Sherwyn
Orig
Lakewood
Gaels Lakewood
Doc" Kushal
Lagunita Room
Laguna Room
Lagana
Laval
Sun
B. Bullock
Clair Avenue
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