Coma Study Aims to Guide Early Hospital Care
An international team studies coma to predict recovery and guide early treatment for brain damaged patients. The project includes over 1,000 cases from New York City Los Angeles Glasgow Newcastle Amsterdam and aims to develop bedside tests and guide convalescence decisions.
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New York
Karen Anne Quinlan
Miss Quinlan
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
New York City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Glasgow
Newcastle-on-Tyne
England
Amsterdam
Fred Plum
Plum
Bryan Jenner
Graham Teasdale
Pum
Jamestown Drug Busts In America
Jamestown Virginia recounts Americas first drug sting chronicling 1676 Jimson weed use by soldiers during Bacon's Rebellion. The hallucinogenic plant caused odd behavior and laughter before fading from use, with Jamestown weed name origin traced to settlers and Pamunkey rites.
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Jamestown
Bacon
Robert Beverly
Virginia
John Smith
Yogurt vs Ice Cream Buena Vista Rivalry Still Stays Strong
Swensens and Baskin-Robbins see yogurt as a complement not a replacement for ice cream. Swensens plans a hard yogurt product alongside 150 ice cream flavors while Baskin-Robbins and owners expect yogurt to extend dairy dessert interest without dethroning ice cream. The Axenes note yogurt’s broad appeal and slow shift from East Coast origins to West Coast popularity.
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Swensens
Sara Pentz
Pentz
Baskin-Robbins
Marie Langston
Charleston Blvd
McDonalds
Langston
Norman Axene
Vogees
Las Vegas
International Council of Shopping Centers
Axene
Axenes
Norman
Harry
Dairy Queen
Tastee-Freez
Harry Axene
America
Earle Swensen
Clark County Democrats Plan Central Committee Fund Raiser
Didi Carson Nevada State Democratic chairman, Marguerite Segretti Clark County Democratic chairman, the Talking Donkey mascot and Katie Miller ticket co chairman make arrangements for the Clark County Democratic Central Committee Fund Raiser to be held.
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Didi Carson
Nevada
Marguerite Segretti
Clark County
Katie Miller
Cochairman
Democratic Central Committee
Tarrants Repudiates KKK in Public Interview
Thomas Albert Tarrants II a former Klan member now attending the University of Mississippi says the Klan is not dead and cites political social and economic factors as aiding its growth while noting his past firebombing attempt at a Jewish businessman's home Tarrants who served eight years in prison for the incident says he renounced the Klan calling it an organization of hate and intends to teach in divinity school.
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Klan
Tarrants
Mississippi State Penitentiary
University of Mississippi
KKK
Parchman
Mobile
Ala
Davidson
Kathy Ainsworth
Jackson
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