Young Timmy Volunteers for Sister Lifesaving Bone Marrow transplant
In Hernando Mississippi six year old Timmy Kelly volunteers to undergo surgery and a month in the hospital to donate bone marrow aiding his sister Jan Kelly 21 in a high risk treatment for acute lymphocytic leukemia Jan is a former Hernando girls basketball star who married in 1973 doctors hope a Seattle bone marrow transplant from a matched donor will cure her Timmy’s tissue type is the closest match seen by doctors and the family has set up a fund at Hernando Bank to cover mounting medical bills
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Hernando
Miss
Timmy Kelly
Jan
Jan Kelly
Jack House
Horn Lake High
Nora Kelly
Washington
Reader’s Digest
Kelly
Linda Honicker
Seattle
Timmy
Fortress of Strength
Capitol Federal
Judge to decide if Indira can rule during appeal
Supreme Court justice V R Krishna Iyer said he would announce Tuesday whether Indira Gandhi could stay in office during her appeal of a lower court conviction for corrupt electioneering practices. The case pits Gandhi against Raj Narain, with the trial judge staying the sentence for 20 days to allow appeal.
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Indira
New Delhi
India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
V.R. Krishna Iyer
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Iyer
Gandhi
Allahabad
Sen
Tence
Raj Narain
Demo leader blasts lack of mansion bids in Kansas
EM PORIA AP State Democratic Chairman Henry Lueck accuses Gov. Robert F Bennett of seeking to exempt a Cedar Crest remodeling from open bidding The project valued at 85000 went to B B Andersen of Topeka a Bennett ally and donor Lueck urges rescission and competitive bidding
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Emporia
Kan
Henry Lueck
Robert F. Bennett
Lueck
Bennett
Cedar Crest
Executive Mansion
B.B. Andersen
Topeka
Andersen
GOP State Committee
Crimson clover seed output to fall in South
USDA says production in four major southern states will drop about one third from 1974. Yields rise slightly to about 147 pounds per acre, but seed acreage is down 34 percent from last year, with Alabama Georgia and Mississippi seeing sharp cuts. Also noted is the graduation of Ross E. McKinney from Dartmouth College.
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Washington
South
Agriculture Department
USDA
Hunger Seen As Threat To World Peace In UN Session
The World Food Council opened its first session in Rome with US director John A. Hannah warning hunger endangers peace. The 36 nation body aims to raise over 3 billion dollars in aid in 12 months and seeks 1.6 billion for the 33 neediest nations in six months.
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Rome
World Food Council
United Nations
Council
John A. Hannah
Hannah
Asia
Africa
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