Heart pioneer retires to write and paint in Santa Barbara
Dr. F John Lewis, 66, who first opened a living patient's chest to repair a heart hole in 1952, now pursues writing fiction and nonfiction in Santa Barbara. He recalls the risky procedure, his later shift from surgery, and his lingering license to practice medicine as he enjoys quieter pursuits with his wife Ruth and three children.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
F. John Lewis
American Heart Association
Prabhu Ponkshe
Lewis
University of Minnesota
Ruth
Death myths and body growth after death examined
Dear Abby debunks claims that hair and nails grow after death, citing skin dehydration as the cause of apparent growth. The column notes no real growth occurs and shares expert input from the Los Angeles County Coroner. A second reader comments on a satisfying, nonsexual marriage despite a quiet sex life.
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Abby
Nellie
Knoxville
Tenn
Bill Gold
Los Angeles County
From judge to jurist in Caroline County
Marvin H. Smith, 67, a senior Maryland Court of Appeals judge, avoided jury duty by confirming his occupation. When asked if he knew any lawyers in the case, he replied he was friendly with all of them, ensuring he would not serve as a circuit court juror.
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Denton, Md
Marvin H. Smith
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Smith
Caroline County
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