Mother to donate kidney to ill twin daughter
Emma Jo Yoursh plans a kidney donation for her identical twin Alyssa Marie, who has endured kidney failure since infancy. Alyssa, born Aug 31 1994 with Briana, faced early emergency delivery and ongoing hospital care. The family describes a years long battle, medical opinions, and hope through a transplant.
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Alyssa Marie
Yeepa
Emma Malizia
Marc
Clen Moore Boulevard
Alyssa
Briana
St. Elizabeth Health Center
Youngstown
Children’s Hospital of
Pittsburgh
Paul Hawthorne
Children’s Hospital
Emma Jo
Health center in Wampum seeks doctor to stay open
Jameson Hospital officials urge a physician with regular hours at the Wampum community health center to boost revenue and avert closure. The 12 member task force met after the center ran a $10,000 annual deficit while facing competition from Ellwood City and Beaver hospitals.
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Jameson Hospital
Wampum
Beaver St
Jameson
Ellwood City
Beaver
Thomas White
Stephen Ritz
Lawrence County
Lawrence A. Fazioli
David R. Shober
Mark J. Sbarro
White
House OKs pay hikes for Congress
Washington AP report shows Congress approved a 3.4 percent pay rise to 141,300 in January amid little debate while the push to double the president’s salary to 400,000 in 2001 advanced through a separate Treasury bill. Senate actions and final provisions remain unresolved.
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Congress
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House
Senate
Treasury Department
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
GOP
Obituaries Reach Across Mississippi and Pennsylvania
Marion Clay Hall Jr. 76 of Gautier Mississippi died recently. William H. Moran 82 of Ellwood City and Gary John Slater 45 of Ellwood Street Ellwood were also reported as deceased. Silvestro Zona 65 is listed among the obituary notices.
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Marion Clay Hall Jr
Gautier, Miss
William H. Moran
Ellwood City
Gary John Slater
Ellwood St
Silvestro Zona
Klink votes to raise pay while halting Gettysburg center
On Capitol Hill Ron Klink backed a plan to grant Congress an extra 4600 dollars per year while opposing funding for a Gettysburg visitors center. The move drew sharp reactions from supporters and critics alike as the legislative session progressed.
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Ron Klink
Congress
Gettysburg
Pay Raises for Key Officials in Proposed Budget
A government memo outlines current salaries and proposed increases for top leaders. President would rise from $200,000 to $400,000 and a Congressman from $136,700 to $141,300, signaling significant executive pay growth alongside legislative adjustments.
County women flock to see the Chippendales fun night
Reporter Mary Alice Meli reports a lively county event as women gather for a Chippendales appearance. The piece hints at page 2 coverage while noting additional pages for related features and entertainment notes.
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Mary Alice Meli
Chippendales
Republicans dominate bill of rights for HMO patients
Washington Republicans push a broad rights package for HMO patients, passing the GOP plan 53 to 47 in the Senate. Democrats vow to continue the fight next year, while Clinton condemns the bill as weak and unenforceable and excludes over 110 million privately insured Americans. Senators Kennedy Frist comment on the outcome.
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Senate
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
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Ton
Kennedy
Bill Frist
R-Tenn
GOP
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