Legal hurdles loom over heart transplant ethics
Dr. Norman E. Shumway of Stanford warned that legal authority over when to remove a donor heart poses an almost menacing threat to future transplants. He spoke at an Anaheim seminar amid notes that doctors and coroners differ in death definitions and consent issues.
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Medical Science
Norman E. Shumway
Stanford University
Immunization Clinics Slated Across County Health Centers
Immunization clinics will run from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at 11 County Health Department locations including Wilmington Health Center and Compton Health Center. Children will be immunized against measles polio diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus.
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L.A. Bureau
County Health Department
Wilmington Health Center
St. and Compton Health Center
E. Rosecrans Ave
Medics Vote to Rehear Kade Case
The California State Board of Medical Examiners voted to hold a new rehearing for Dr. Harold Kade former deputy county coroner in Los Angeles The action follows a review board report that acquitted Kade of gross incompetence but found gross negligence and recommended a reprimand and 30 day suspension A full board hearing could lead to license revocation with charges centering on autopsy findings including a wrongful strangulation verdict and prior murder charges against a husband were dismissed Kade did not comment on the vote
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State Board of Medical Examiners
Harold Kade
Kade
Los Angeles
State Board
Coroner Reveals Secret Murder Clues Plastics Bags
Dr. Thomas Noguchi, Los Angeles County coroner, told the National Association of Coroners in Anaheim that a clean dry plastic bag over a victim’s head suggests homicide. He said dry cell-free bag interiors point to poisoning or other foul play rather than suicide.
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Los Angeles County
Thomas T. Noguchi
National Association of Coroners In
Anaheim
Dr. Noguchi
Noguchi
Rossmoor
Laguna Hills
Anaheim Stadium
Convention Center
Disneyland
Laguna Beach
Dana Point
Yacht Harbor
Los Angeles
Two Southland Marines Die in Viet Nam Combat
The Defense Department reported two Southland Marines killed in action in Viet Nam. Cpl. James O. Spawl, son of Mrs. Nancy J. Spawl of Costa Mesa, and Pfc. Raymond E. Musick Jr., son of Mr and Mrs. Musick of Compton, are the latest U.S. casualties.
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Southland
U.S
Vietnam
Defense Department
Cpl
James O. Spawl
Nancy J. Spawl
Oak St
Costa Mesa
Pfc
Raymond E. Musick Jr
S. Williams Ave
Compton
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