Boy in bubble shows signs of immune development
Five year old David, living inside a plastic bubble at Texas Children's Hospital, may be developing an immune response. Doctors caution this is only a potential step, with no guaranteed outcome yet. David’s SCID leaves him vulnerable to infection, yet he has remained illness-free in a germ-filtered, sterile-fee environment.
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David
Texas Children's Hospital
Buford L. Nichols
Baylor College of Medicine
Nichols
Mary Ann South
S David's Hospital
David A. Freedman
Union Central Life loses its president in February
Cincinnati AP report states John Lloyd will give up active participation in management of Union Central Life Insurance Co on February 4 at age 75. He will stay as board member and 48 company chairman, continuing industry representation. Since 1956 assets grew to over 1 billion and in force to 8 billion.
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Cincinnati
John &. Lloyd
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Lloyd
Union Central Life
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penn Central
Pennsy
Standard Railroad
Midwest
Robert E. Lee
Subway Opens in Manhattan October 27 1904
The first portion of the New York City subway system began operation in Manhattan on October 27, 1904, marking a historic expansion of urban transit. The initial service connected key districts, signaling the start of a vast underground network.
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New York City
Manhattan
Penn Central Plans Asset Sale After Bankruptcy
Penn Central Transportation seeks full sale of assets including Waldorf Astoria and Commodore hotels, mineral rights, and rights of way, preserving only real estate, an oil pipeline, and amusement parks as trustees push a five year liquidation plan under federal bankruptcy law. The firm formed by the 1968 merger has operated under reorganization since 1970, with government cash settlements to cover about 400 million dollars in claims and taxes.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central Transportation Co
Penn Central
New York City
Commodore
Pennsylvania Co
Robert Blanchette
Pennsylvania
New York Central
U.S Railways Association
ConRail
Liquor Price War Between Indiana and Kentucky Stores
Southern Indiana liquor stores press a price war against Kentucky shops over Ohio River trade. Eliminated Indiana price controls and repeal of ad rules boost Indiana stores, while Kentucky cites bottle size limits and cross border competition. The article notes potential casualties and discusses claim settlements and bond adjustments.
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Kentucky
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