Donor heart sought as hospital reverses transplant listing ban
In Pasadena a dying baby gains a donated heart search after parents praise a hospital decision reversal led by Right to Life League. Also noted: Tropical Storm Andrew forms offshore near Miami with threats to Carolina coasts. Irwin suffers heart attack. a Jordan king's helicopter crash kills four in Massachusetts.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jesse
Deana
Susan Carpenter McMillan
Right To Life League of Southern California
Macy's and Gimbels End Secretive Rivalry After 76 Years
New York AP reports Macy's may loosen secrecy toward rival Gimbels as a long running, friendly competition nears a possible shift after 76 years of business tension. The piece frames a potential change in competitive practices between the storied department stores.
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Gimbels Department Store
Herald Square
New York City
NEW York
Macy’s
Gimbels
Three killed in bank heist near Northampton Pa
Two men stormed a rural bank firing at staff wounding a customer and the manager before fleeing in a car. Police arrested two suspects Hertzog and Appel charged with murder attempted murder and bank robbery. Bail denied as a hearing is set for June 16.
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Northampton
Robert Werts
Stanley Joseph Hertzog
Allentown
Martin Daniel Appel
Charles Kutzler
Northampton County
Smithsonian bans parking at major museums in security move
Smithsonian institutions restrict public parking at the National Air and Space Museum underground garage this weekend and limit weekend parking at the National Museum of American History while opening an outdoor lot at the National Museum of Natural History for public use seven days a week. The shift reduces Mall parking from 800 to 320 spaces on weekends and from 367 public spaces at Air and Space to 300 at Natural History on weekdays. Only staff with badges may use the Air and Space garage.
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Smithsonian Museums
Air and Space
Smithsonian
Air and Space Museum
Union leader rejects AT T chief wage concession claim
Washington AP The head of the striking Communications Workers of America challenged claims by AT T president elect R E Allen who said concessions were not sought In a letter to about 155000 CWA members Allen argued that guaranteed raises are more meaningful than a cost of living provision The dispute centers on a wage scale and contract changes AT T seeks an 8 percent increase phased through 1989 while CWA balks at no inflation adjustment Mort Bahr CWA president has rejected the offer citing no protection if inflation rises.
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Communications Workers of American
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
R. E. Allen
At&t
CWA
Allen
Herb Linnen
Morton Bahr
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