Court refuses life prolonging operation for Baby Jane Doe
The Supreme Court refused to order surgery for Baby Jane Doe, a New York infant with spina bifida and an enlarged head with fluid. Parents, after consulting doctors and clergy, declined intervention that could extend life but leave her severely disabled. she is not expected to live past age two.
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Tornadoes wreak havoc across East Texas region
A string of tornadoes swept East Texas causing one death and multiple injuries. Lavanchee Turner, 70, died after her Evergreen home was destroyed near Leggett Memorial Hospital in Cleveland. In total, several homes and barns were damaged, with scattered injuries and numerous overturned mobile homes reported from Nacogdoches to Hallsville and beyond.
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Leggett Memorial Hospital
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Nacogdoches
Hardin County
Wildwood
Marshall
Longview
Rusk County
Henderson
Marion County
Jefferson
Jimmy Clevenger
Lufkin
Paula Baker
Memorial Hospital
Patricia
Ms. Carswell
Angelina County Sheriff’s Office
Sam Rayburn Reservoir
Hallsville
Texas
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Weather in Texas Sees Cold, Gusty Winds Across Panhandle to Big Bend
The National Weather Service reports colder conditions across the Permian Basin with mid 30s lows and 15 to 25 mph gusts. Panhandle may see snow early Tuesday while East, South Texas expect showers and increasing clouds building tonight into tomorrow. Local readings include 30 at Wichita Falls and 55 at McAllen with varied northerly and southerly winds.
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Fatal Motel Shooting In Odessa Involves Offiers and Suspects
Odessa officers and a DPS trooper exchanged gunfire with suspects in a motel room after a narcotics call. Harrold and Dixson were wounded, Matheny was killed, and a Hardin suspect fled. Investigators will present findings to the Ector County Grand Jury. Texas Rangers assisting.
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Jack White
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Matheny
Michael Matheny
Frederick
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Ultralight craft seen as threat for covert military use
Ultralight and similar planes attract interest from militaries for low cost and ease of use. Vendors note potential for commando and reconnaissance missions with raids possible after brief takeoffs. Reports cite Iran inquiries and Libya's known purchases, while U S policy limits some exports to other nations.
Reagan Says Military Forces Back on Their Feet
President Reagan, addressing the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, proclaims our days of weakness are over as U S combat troops prepare to leave Grenada. He defends continued Marines in Lebanon and calls for a morally strong, vigilant defense to protect freedom.
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Caspar W. Weinberger
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Caribbean
America
Patriots
George Meany
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Jimmy
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