World’s longest surviving heart transplant patient dies
Betty Anick, 57, who lived eight years and five months after the 1968 transplant, died in Nokomis Florida. She promoted transplant awareness and helped found the Concerned Hearts Club inspiring many heart patients. Her death leaves Emmanuel Vitria of Marseille as the new longest surviving transplant recipient.
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Milwaukee
Betty Anick
Anick
Nokomis
Fla
Dernard Lepley Jr
Betty
Aerson
Concerned Hearts Club
Robert Buelow
St. Luke's
Large Marijuana Haul Seized From DC-6 in Virginia
Police seized a DC-6 aircraft carrying nine tons of marijuana with a street value estimated between three and six million dollars at Hanover County Airport near Ashland Virginia. A flatbed truck and forklift intended for unloading were also seized. Three men aboard were arrested. identities not released. Aircraft and cargo registered in California with fictitious papers. origin undetermined.
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Ashland
Hanover County
California
Federal Aviation Administration
Richmond
Inside Pages Summary from Middletown Area Newspaper
A compact index style page listing sections such as Bridge, Crossword Puzzle, Theater, Television and Vital Statistics. Notes tease local items and notices across Middletown area with page numbers and column headings.
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Ann Landers
Nck
Isi
Cis
Middletown
Area
Elevision
Theater Ss
Swek Cans
Waal Boe
Sae
Women's
Woman proves age at 61 after decades of search
Racine Wisconsin in 1980s era Loubertha Braxton Smith finally obtains a birth certificate after years of searching. Officials traced her to 1915 birth in Natchitoches Parish Louisiana and the 1930 census record. Her search included help from Margie Regnier and multiple agencies before confirmation at the courthouse.
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Racine, Wis
Loubertha Braxton Smith
Illinois
Vernon Smith
Racine
Margie Regnier
Clerk of Courts Office
Miss Regnier
Census Bureau
Kansas City
Louisiana Health and Human Resources Administration
New Orleans
Social Security Administration
Baltimore
Alexandria
Natchitoches Parish
Cold front brings clouds as Ohio faces mild weekend outlook
A cold front from Lake Superior to Iowa moves across Ohio this evening bringing clouds and partly cloudy skies tonight. Lows in the mid 20s, highs Friday near 50, Saturday and Sunday around 60 with fair conditions and overnight lows in the 30s to near 40.
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Lake Superior
Iowa
Ohio
Congo Cardinal Biayenda Murder Shocks Papacy
Emile Cardinal Biayenda archbishop of Brazzaville was kidnapped and killed by three assailants. Vatican and Congolese authorities offered condolences as details remained scarce. The killing follows the assassination of President Ngouabi and echoes past African church deaths in Uganda.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Emile Cardinal Biayenda
Toa
Congolese Workers’ Party
Rome
Vatican
Cardinal Biayenda
Marien Ngouabi
R . Radio Brazzaville
Alphonse Massamba-Debat
Mpangala
Congo
Paul VI
Uganda
Janani Luwum
di Amin
Amin
Two New Consumer Protection Laws Aim at Fair Credit and Leases
Washington reports two new laws to curb credit discrimination and improve lease disclosures. The Consumer Leasing Act requires clear lease terms, payment details, taxes, penalties, and termination rights. The Equal Credit Opportunity Law amendment bans discrimination by race color religion origin or age and allows lawsuits or federal action for violations. The FTC will enforce the leasing rules with broad applicability to leases of at least four months and values up to 25 000, with complaints directed to regional FTC offices.
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Washington
Equal Credit Opportunity Law
Meekly
Phantom intruder stalks Westminster High School at night
A mysterious nightly visitor eludes police at Westminster Senior High School in Maryland. He or she allegedly cooks meals, borrows equipment, moves on the ceiling via air ducts, and steals items including a skateboard and a coffee supply. Authorities search with dog units but find no suspect.
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Westminster, Md
Westminster Senior High School
Donna Sellman
Weis
Winter school closings bill OK'd by Senate
Ohio Senate approved a measure to help school districts handle legal issues from this winter closings and backed a House bill raising student loan guarantees from 90 to 100 percent and allowing nonresident students into the program. The package moves back to the House for amendments.
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Senate
Columbus
Ohio
House
House Commerce and Labor Committee
Statehouse
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Norris Weis
Neil Bechtel
Carter
Tony P. Hall
Dayton
M. Morris Jackson
Cleveland
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