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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1985

Page

10

Federal OK for second artificial heart and Baby Fae case

The U S government approved a second artificial heart and supported surgeons who used an unapproved device to save a dying patient. Separately a federal report found the consent form for Baby Fae’s baboon heart transplant inadequate though the family was informed of risks. the infant died 20 days later. The report notes human infant heart donors are rare and NIH criticized overstated survival chances.

William Schroeder Thomas Creighton FDA Jack G. Copeland Cecil Vaughn St. Luke’s Hospital Phoenix Kevin Cheng St. Luke's Copeland Vaughn Creighton California Loma Linda University Medical Center Baby Fae Fae Leonard Bailey National Institutes of Health Harrison M. Evans Loma Linda

Dole predicts Senate approval of MX missile plan

Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole said Reagan will win Senate support for unfencing the MX program. He expects a vote next week to approve building 21 additional MX missiles, lifting the $1.5 billion cap, after a House subcommittee backed the move. Dole returned from Geneva amid U S Soviet arms talks and warned an early verdict is uncertain.

Washington Senate Robert Dole Kansas Reagan Dole House

Mississippi Senator Indicted Over Bribery Bid In Horse Racing

The president pro tempore of the Mississippi Senate, Sen. Tommy Brooks of Carthage, faces a federal extortion indictment accusing him of seeking bribes to influence a horse racing bill. The 60 year old Democrat allegedly raised a bribery offer from 19000 to 50000 while the measure was under consideration and conspired to obtain stock and money from the Mississippi Horse Racing Association, a lobbying group pushing legalized pari mutuel betting in two counties. Brooks was served at the Capitol and was due to appear before a federal magistrate.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Senate Tommy Brooks Carthage Capitol Brooks Senate Mississippi Horse Racing Association

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