Pastor Seeks ministry after housing homeless clash
The Rev. Jimenez, a Westminster Presbyterian minister, resigned over a policy allowing homeless families to live in church basement. He has no offers and may leave the ministry. He hopes to stay active, serving as hospital chaplain or even a Christian garbage man, while seeking new work.
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Westminster, Md
Duat Jimenez
Jimenez
First United Presbyterian Church
Westminster
Westminister Church
Shy janitor leaves 300000 fortune after life in mission
Sam Hamilton a quiet man who worked as a dishwasher at a mission and a janitor at the stock exchange left 300000 in bequests to Life Line Mission in San Francisco and Messiah College Grant ham Pa Both are Brethren in Christ institutions. He died April 4 at 89 after years in a Upland California convalescent home. He also left 1000 to about a dozen friends.
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San Francisco
Sam Hamilton
Stock Exchange
Life Line Mission
Messiah College
Grantham
Brethren In Christ Church
Paul Hill
Hamilton
Upland
California
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Hill
Transatlantic Kidney Transplant Successfully Completed
The first trans Atlantic kidney transplant was completed with a kidney from a man who died Christmas Eve, given 37 hours later to a recipient in Holland. Dr Samuel Kouitz and Dr Folkert Belzer led the UC Medical Center effort disclosed in Leyden. The donor and recipient remain unidentified in this report.
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San Francisco
Holland
Samuel Kouitz
Kidney Transplant Center
University of California Medical Center
Leyden
Helland
Kidney Center
Folkert O. Belzer
Traffic Law Obstruction Of Driving View And Seat Occupancy
Prohibits driving a vehicle or streetcar when loaded with persons in the front seat beyond three, obstructing the driver’s view or impairing control. No passenger may ride in a position that blocks the driver or motorman’s view ahead or to the sides or interferes with the driving mechanism.
Mass. Faces Financial Woes, Calls For Welfare Burden Takeover
A Massachusetts study by the First National Bank of Boston warns of a growing economic calamity due to declining industry and rising welfare costs. From 1965 to 1971 welfare payments climbed from 54.2 million to 252.9 million while over 3,000 manufacturing jobs vanished as plants closed, urging federal action to assume welfare burdens and spark investment.
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Boston
Massachusetts
First National Bank of Boston
Commonwealth
New Cataract Removal Method Studied in Boston
The Retina Foundation of Boston is studying a new method to remove cataracts aimed at shortening hospital stays. The technique uses a small eye incision and a hollow needle knife to cut and aspirate the cataract in pieces under anesthesia, with a battery powered instrument.
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Boston
Retina Foundation of
March of Dimes Poster Girl Carmen Dotiesa Shines
Eight year old Cartien Dotiesa known as Carmen is highlighted as the 1972 March of Dimes National Poster Child. Born with myelomeningocele and hydrocephalus, she has overcome early surgeries to walk with braces and crutches and now advocates birth defect prevention and treatment while pursuing art and learning.
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Cartien Dotiesa
Gornens
Fort Wayne
Ind
Carmen
Antonio Doneésa
Carthen
United States
Wall Street Journal
Car
Kate
Mak
Jofigg
Patcheesi
Cattien
Garnen
de Donega
Steh
Bessibie
Catilieri
Chad Everett
Heart Starter Aims to Shock Failing Hearts From Within
Dr. Michel Mirowski of Johns Hopkins leads a team testing an implantable electrical heart starter. Trials on animals and early external tests at Sinai Hospital Baltimore show promise for a device about the size of a cigarette pack. The unit would bolt to the chest and deliver a 10 watt second charge to restart a failing heart, with battery replacements every two years.
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Minneapolis
Michel Mirowski
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Medtronic Inc
Sinai Hospital
Mirowski
Robbery Gang Broken Up In Argentina
Police in LA PATA Argentina said they dismantled a gang led by inmate Ahel Omar Dominguez 30 serving four years for robbery. The group planned robberies to fund buying an airplane to move smuggled goods from Paraguay to Argentina.
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LA Pata
Argentina
Paraguay
Ahel Omar Dominguez
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