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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1999

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Cow neck valve used to fix infant heart in Evansville report

A 13 month old boy in Indianapolis received a bovine neck valve to correct a single heart valve, becoming the first such transplant in the United States under a compassionate exemption from the FDA. Dr. Robert Brown said the cow neck valve is sized for infants and offers strong tissue with fewer complications, though it won’t grow with the child and a future valve replacement will be needed during adolescence.

Evansville Ind Robert Brown Riley Hospital For Children Indianapolis United States Food and Administration Ryan Brown Indian University Medical Centers Evansville Courier & Press Bunday Town Europe Switzerland Italy FDA America

Tornadoes strike western Iowa causing two deaths

In Logan and Beebeetown areas, tornadoes killed two people and injured at least 14. Hospitals report multiple injuries and responders say three twisters may have touched down. Six homes were destroyed, other structures damaged, a rural bridge wrecked, and roads including U.S. Highway 40 and Iowa 127 closed as the Iowa Welcome Center sustains roof damage.

Logan Iowa Community Memorial Hospital Missouri Valley Jim Seymour Harrison County Terry Baxter Beebeetown

Ethiopia Bombs Massawa as Border War Rises

Ethiopian MiG bombers launched a dawn raid on Massawa, Eritrea, hitting a naval base, an oil depot, and the port. The attack marked the second strike in two days amid stalled peace talks in the Horn of Africa conflict.

Asmara Eritrea Ethiopia Horn of Africa Red Sea Massawa Selome Tadesse

New Holland to Acquire Case in Global Farm Equipment Tie Up

In a landmark deal New Holland NV will acquire Case Coup, creating a powerful rival to Deere & Ga. Shareholders will receive $55 in cash per Case share, giving the Dutch firm a 71 percent stake in the combined venture, pending regulatory approvals in the U.S. and Europe.

Racine Wis New Holland NV Case Coup Deere & Ga New 8 Ool tNoh Alana Aan Pares Fiat Case Jean-Pierre Roase Maat Case Tho

Reno on gun control and youth violence prevention

Attorney General Janet Reno said gun control will succeed when every gun owner can use a firearm lawfully and safely. She agreed with Senator Orrin Hatch that juvenile violence requires broader prevention, intervention, and enforcement beyond gun issues. She spoke on CNN's Late Edition.

Washington Ene United States Janet Reno Ms. Reno CNN

Malcolm X diary up for auction in San Francisco

The bloodied diary found in Malcolm Xs coat pocket at his 1965 Harlem assassination is going to auction May 27 in San Francisco. Family members contest ownership, saying the diary is Malcolm Xs personal property and should return to the family. Butterfield & Butterfield expects bids possibly up to $50,000.

New York Malcolm X Kenneth Cobb Municipal Archives Malcolm People Harlem San Francisco Butterfield & Butterfield

Clinton urges Hollywood to rethink violence portrayals

President Clinton urged Hollywood at a Los Angeles fundraiser to reexamine how killing is shown on screen after the Columbine shooting. He pressed industry leaders to review ratings and ads, cautioning about desensitizing youths while supporting responsible creative choices. About 100 anti war protesters gathered outside Greystone Mansion during the event.

Clinton Hollywood Los Angeles California Littleton Colo Columbine High School Mr. Clinton Lew Wasserman Greystone Mansion Eastwick Greystone NATO Yugoslavia

Barak favored to win as Israeli election ends close race

Israel's Ehud Barak, a decorated war hero and peace process advocate, led in polls and faced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a tight election with both 54 to 46 percent projections in major surveys. Voters began streaming to polls as turnout neared 30 percent after five hours. Netanyahu urged a return to Likud support while Barak promised change and a path to renewed Middle East peace.

Jerusalem Ehud Barak Israel Benjamin Netanyahu Barak Shimon Peres Labor Party CNN Channel Two Teleseker Netanyahu Jerusalem Post Smith Peres Eli Eilon Beit Shemesh Likud Western Wall

Kuwait grants women right to vote and run for parliament

Kuwait's Cabinet approved women voting and candidacy rights for parliament, signaling progress toward democracy. The decree does not affect July elections as Parliament is dissolved, and a new body after July 3 could review laws and possibly reject the move. If upheld, women may vote in 2003 elections.

Kuwait Gulf

Gas tanker blast in Pakistan kills dozens in Punjab town

An overturned gasoline truck exploded in Adda Radu Sultan, Jhang district, killing about 65 people and injuring at least 75 as residents rushed to collect leaking fuel. Flames engulfed 20 houses, 30 shops, and 15 vehicles. many burned and some jumped into a canal to escape. Police said the cause was unclear and the toll could rise.

Adda Rodu Sultan Pakistan Adda Radu Sultan Punjab Sabir Hussain Dar Jhang Lahore Vehcle Ikey

Supreme Court to issue frequent but few rulings

WASHINGTON AP Poised to start its spring sprint to a summer recess the Supreme Court faces a term with 76 signed decisions, just over the 75 from 1995 96, the fewest since the early 1950s. Chief Justice Rehnquist and scholars debate why decisions have declined as appeals rise beyond 7 000 a year. The court may decide privacy rights in police home visits and the mentally disabled treatment in state settings during the coming weeks.

Washington Supreme Court William H. Rehnquist

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