Marcos reportedly had two kidney transplants in 1983 and 1984
Pittsburgh AP reports prominent Filipino doctors say President Ferdinand Marcos underwent kidney transplants in August 1983 and November 1984 at Manila's National Kidney Foundation. The piece notes Marcos, 68, marked 20 years in power while elections are set for January 17.
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Shultz Defends Handling of Sailor in Soviet Freighter Case
Secretary of State George P. Shultz said there was no legal basis to stop the Soviet freighter Marshal Koniev from sailing with sailor Miroslav Medvid who jumped into the Mississippi River near New Orleans. Medvid later sought to return to the Soviet Union after talks with U.S. officials.
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Two year old transplant patient dies awaiting fourth operation
Chasity Gibson, 2, had endured three liver transplants and received broad financial support from hundreds of well wishers before dying from kidney and cardiac failure while awaiting a fourth transplant at Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center in Chicago.
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Chasity Gibson
Mary Ann Redeker
Rush-Presbyterian- St
Four American Missionaries Freed by Colombian Guerrillas
Four U S missionaries released after nearly five weeks held by leftist guerrillas in Colombia returned to Florida. They credited faith and refusal to pay ransom for their freedom, recounting fear and guerrillas branding them CIA spies. The group reunited with New Tribes Mission near Orlando.
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Penney's hosts royalty during a limited royal tour
Prince Charles and Princess Diana attracted about 3,000 at a closed Penney's store in Springfield Mall as part of a Best of Britain sales push. Diana wore white. Charles quipped about wearing his new clothes. The event followed huge crowds at the National Gallery and Cathedral.
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Benson Poised To Lead Mormon Church Amid Ranks
Ezra Taft Benson, 86, appeared at a Salt Lake City gathering as the Council of the Twelve chose a successor to President Spencer W. Kimball who died at 90. A news conference was expected to announce the reorganized First Presidency with Benson likely as prophet, seer and revelator and naming his counselors.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Hinckley
Marion G. Romney
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Reagan weighs probe into Yurchenko defector case
Administration officials told the Los Angeles Times Reagan is considering an investigation of CIA bungling in Vitaly Yurchenko’s return to Moscow and of mishandling of other defectors. The Times cited unnamed sources and said Yurchenko, a KGB officer, was left to arrange his re defect ion amid lax handling and language gaps by low level staff.
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Dan Lundberg
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Reagan
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Moscow
Los Angeles Times
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Soviet Union
the Times
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Canada
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Montreal
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Northeast Kansas forecast and Clinton Lake update
A regional forecast shows today cloudy with drizzle and highs near 40s, tonight possible light rain, and Tuesday mainly cloudy with intermittent rain. Clinton Lake reports at 8 a.m. note lake temperature 54F and level 877.44 feet, with various zone forecasts detailing freezing drizzle and snow chances across zones 1 through 17.
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Clinton Lake
Nation salutes soldiers with parades and marches
The nation honored veterans with parades in multiple cities and wreath layings for the fallen while Vietnam veterans remembered the war in Colorado and Washington. A New York Legion exclusion of a gay veterans group sparked protests and a silent vigil planned at Madison Square Park. Fort Mason hosted a nostalgic event with World War II veterans and war brides. In Tallahassee, a granite memorial to Florida’s Vietnam dead stood as speakers urged return of missing servicemen, and a wife of a Navy pilot planned to deliver 75,000 letters urging action from the Vietnamese ambassador.
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