Equipment detects signs of crib deaths at hospital
Dr. John Bray of Women's and Children's Hospital announced an eight channel monitor to track eight infant biological responses. The device will help determine causes of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and position the hospital as a West Texas referral center for high risk infants. The system aims to rival Texas facilities and reduce need for external testing.
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Baby saved from SIDS after midnight collapse
Odessan Phyllis Ross and Lanham Ross credit quick CPR and rescue efforts for saving their one week old, Lani, from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. The baby, now six months old, required hospital tests and ongoing monitoring, including an oxygen tank and heartbeat monitor, but is 90 percent out of the woods.
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Three Die in Odessa Poker Shootout at Westside Apt
Odessa police identified Seaman Ray Price of Huxford Ala as the third victim in a deadly poker game at La Casita Apartments. Two men died at the scene, two others were wounded, and a fifth participant escaped injury as gunfire erupted after an argument over money. Investigators recovered multiple handguns and await grand jury action.
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Shooting Haunts Couple In Fearful Weekend
Laura Stone reports a chaotic night as Victor and Mary Nunez return home to a chilling scene. Seaman Ray Price, 31, of Huxford, Alabama, lies fatally shot on the Nunezes porch after a dispute at a high stakes poker game at 13th Street apartments where over $5,000 was found. Two other men, Robert Notley II and Douglas Blevins, are wounded, with more injured later. police investigate a six-man game and related violence.
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Reagan may expand U.S. trainers in El Salvador
Washington reports the Reagan administration weighs increasing both the number and role of American military trainers in El Salvador. The move would follow a proposed $60 million rise in military aid this year and comes as the U S strategy faces internal debate amid concerns over Salvadoran army conduct and corruption.
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