Myoelectric hand lets Rutkowski grip for hours
Tom Rutkowski, 32, of Michigan City, uses a $2,300 myoelectric hand that is powered by muscle signals from the brain. The device never tires, but lacks wrist motion and has had signal malfunctions.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1975
Page
5
Tom Rutkowski, 32, of Michigan City, uses a $2,300 myoelectric hand that is powered by muscle signals from the brain. The device never tires, but lacks wrist motion and has had signal malfunctions.
Roland Burris, Illinois comptroller candidate, urges a constitutional amendment to require public referendums before income or sales tax increases. He predicts no tax hike next year and criticizes rival Michael Bakalis as inexperienced. Burris seeks support against George Lindberg and Bakalis in a Daley-backed race.
John Scott from Country Companies presented a bicycle safety program at Minooka Grade School as he travels northern Illinois. Anthony Prombo attends a Realtor education meeting in Peoria. Ken Nelson and Tom Lay joined the southern furniture market in Greensboro attracting 30 000 attendees. William and Mrs Boggs win Dairy Queen Silver Brazier Award for sales gains at their Division Street store.
A newly opened Tokyo store uses a computer driven system where a plastic card linked to a shopper’s cart records every purchase. Merchandise sits in glass vending units, with a single item display and a computer that tracks stock and pricing. The cashier finalizes payment by printing a bill.
Illinois Appellate Court Judge Edward J. Egan will resign from the bench to pursue the Democratic nomination for Cook County states attorney. He said he will step down Monday as nominating petitions are filed, with A O C C noting he must resign before running.
James Jenkins says a can or plastic jug was thrown through a window moments before a fire engulfed the house killing four children aged 12, 8, 5, and 2. Two siblings and a step-sibling died. Jenkins and his wife survived after neighbors aided their rescue. Firefighters faced railroad-crossing delays. Authorities found no arson motive.
Former Illinois Governor Richard Ogilvie argues Republicans who vote in the Democratic primary aid Ronald Reagan in his battle with President Ford. He says the hardcore GOP voter remains highly conservative and likely to back Reagan, potentially shaping Ford's fate in Illinois as the fourth primary state.
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