Kidney Operation On Teen Age Twins Successful
Twin sisters Joyce and Joan Alonge from Elmont New York underwent a kidney transplant at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Joyce donated a kidney to Joan and Joan's diseased kidney was removed February 6. Both girls were discharged after surgery with Joan's new kidney functioning well.
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Boston
Apt
New York State
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Joyce
Joan Alonge
Joseph G. Alonge
Cromer Road
Elmont
N. Y
Joan
Kennedy Foundation Grants 1.1 Million for Retardation Research
The Joseph P. Kennedy Jr Memorial Foundation awarded 1.1 million dollars to Stanford University School of Medicine to establish a center for mental retardation studies. The foundation, created 16 years ago in memory of Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., has contributed more than 16.5 million dollars to child disease research.
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Boston
UPS
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Man Freed After Eight Years In Prison Ruling
Hubert Creighton, 39, freed from Central Prison Raleigh after eight years in what a federal judge deemed illegal confinement. Judge John Larkins Jr ordered immediate discharge citing denial of a fair trial. Creighton, once on death row, voiced anger at his long ordeal and his 1954 armed robbery conviction.
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Raleigh, N. C
UPTI
Central Prison
Hubert Creighton
U.S
John Larkins Jr
Creighton
Western Union
Copper Wire Space Shot A Flop
Washington reports that 350 million copper wires did not form a ring around Earth as planned. The dipoles orbit in clumps. a second package of 250 million wires will be launched to create a 2000 mile high ring.
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Washington
UPS
U. S
Earth
Globe
National Academy of Sciences
America
The
Academy
Air Force Midas IV
Pointe Arguello
Calif
Academy of Science Board
Pittsburgh area seeks rehearing over low flight air impact ruling
Allegheny County commissioners urge Attorney General Kennedy to join a U S Supreme Court decision that held airports liable for depreciation from low flying planes The case could affect many airports nationwide and jeopardize aviation development if not reheard The March 30 deadline for a rehearing request was set.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Allegheny County
Robert F. Kennedy
U. S. Supreme Court
Greater
Supreme Court
William D. McClelland
U. S. Justice Dept
Dynamite Explosion Damages New Caledonia Assembly
A dynamite charge ripped through the debating chamber of Noumea's territorial assembly causing serious damage but no casualties. Police called it an act by "an individual terrorist" as investigators search for the assailant.
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Noumea
New Caledonia
UPD
Territorial Assembly
Baccalaureate Honors for 8 In Clark County
Eight Clark County students were named among 59 candidates for baccalaureate degrees. 16 master’s degrees were approved by the University of Nevada board. The College of Education led with 22 honorees, followed by Arts and Science with 17, Business Administration with 12, Engineering with 4, Mackey School of Mines with 3, and Fleischmann College of Agriculture with 1. Local honorees include Larry Piper and Gage Jewell Joyce from North Las Vegas, Alice Andrea Cobb and Faye Gladys De Klotz and Jo Ann Elwart from Las Vegas, and graduates Donald LeRoy Gravier, Donald R. Schuyler II, and Howard A. Walden.
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Clark County
University of Nevada
Board of
Regents
College of Education
College of Arts and Science
College of Business Administration
College of Engineering
Mackey School of Mines
Max
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Maico Hearing Center of
Las Vegas
Hearing Aid Service Center
Carson EV
Mallory Batteries
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Style
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Sahara Hotel
Paul Taubman
NBC
Glenn March
John Glenn
Glenn
SUN
Ae Aadil
Gordon An
Sheila
Macrae
Greeny
Flamingoettes
Nat Brandwynne & His Orchestra
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Barry Ashton
Regent
Driftwood
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Comet
Todkill
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Las Vegas Boulevard
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