Bone marrow transplant saves boy with rare immune defect
The Camp family pursued a groundbreaking bone marrow transplant for their son David after doctors diagnosed sex linked lymphopenic immunodeficiency AGG. Dr Robert Good at Minnesota led the effort with donor Doreen Camp. The 1969 Christmas brought David home healthy after successful transplants and improved immunity.
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Oregon Announces Maximum Social Security Boost for Welfare Recipients
Governor McCall says a federal act signed by President Nixon increases Social Security benefits and directs $7.50 maximum pass through in Oregon. About 12,555 Oregonians receive higher payments starting April 1, with separate January and February checks arriving in late April. The one‑time national boost raises total monthly benefits from $2.2 billion to over $2.5 billion, lifting the average retirement payment from $100 to $116.
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Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Social Security benefit increases for seniors and families
The average older couple's benefit rises from 170 to 196 dollars while a disabled worker with family sees payments grow from 837 to 273 dollars. A widow with two or more children would receive 292 dollars, up from 54 dollars.
Thoughts From Mary Jane Wilberger From The Little Red Book
Editor notes these thoughts come from Mary Jane Wilberger in the Little Red Book and provided by Mayor Ervin Wilberger. The column presents aphorisms on healing prevention trust life memory and living with purpose as fodder for weekly reflection.
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