Heart patient dies at 59 in Louisville with Jarvik artificial heart
Murray P Haydon, a retired auto worker and third Jarvik-7 recipient, died in Humana Audubon Hospital after 16 months with the device. He was declared brain dead at 10:45 a.m. Doctors cited deteriorating kidneys and neurological decline. Haydon’s death follows similar cases and reflects ongoing limits and regulatory challenges in artificial heart programs.
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Murray P Haydon
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Willam DeVries
United States
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Audubon
Donna Hazie
DeVries
Hayden
Barney Clark
Utah Medical Center
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Humana Audubon
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Sweden
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Fifta
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Frederick resident new FFA leader Hooper to lead Maryland FFA
Frederick resident Hagerstown’s Mark Hooper will hold the gavel for the Maryland Association of the Future Farmers of America during the coming year. He leads 57 chapters and 2,069 members, succeeding Brian Glass as state president.
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Frederick
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Catoctin
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Flintstone
Chuck Fitzwater
Oakland
Raymond Stagner
Smithsburg
Mike Marchesani
Walkersville
Eric Fleming
Chopticon
Henry Niehaus
Queen Anne's
Cheryl Pokorny
Singapore
Maryland
Michelle Payne
Frederick Vo-Tech
Sheila Leatherman
Dean Poffenberger
Boonsboro
Fleming
Matt Cessna
Kevin Clingerman
Mark Rohrer
David Shriver
Barnes assails Justice Dept official over affirmative action
Congressman Michael Barnes accuses a Justice Department official, William Reynolds, of lax enforcement of affirmative action in federal hiring. He cites Reynolds's May 7 letter opposing numeric goals favoring race or sex and calls for repudiation. Barnes allies warn of Reagan era attempts to end affirmative action, with support from Augustus Hawkins and civil rights groups. Barnes also probes GAO findings on US aid to Contra forces, demanding State Department response before a scheduled hearing that was later canceled.
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Michael Barnes
Montgomery County
Justice Department
Miuionty
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Reynolds
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Cabinet Office
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Augustus Hawkins
D- Calif
Eear
Ene
Bouse Educalen and Labor Committee
State Department
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U.S
George P. Shultz
Department
GAO
Former FBI Agent Convicted Faces Appeal in Espionage Trial
Richard W. Miller, the only FBI agent ever convicted of espionage, faces possible life in prison but looks forward to appealing the verdict in a second trial. He was convicted on six counts after a 21 hour jury deliberation, while jurors noted his admissions and a claimed affair as disputed motive. sentencing set for July 14.
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Los Angeles
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FBI
Court of Appeals
Miller
Soviet Union
U.S
David Kenyon
Svetlana Ogorodnikov
KGB
Tulane Drcam
Cathy Lamprecht
United States
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