Cheney may get pacemaker with defibrillator for heart
The vice president may receive a heart pacemaker with an integrated defibrillator to regulate an irregular rapid heartbeat. The device is a small implanted battery-powered computer placed under the skin with leads threading through veins to send electrical pulses.
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Cheney Returns to Work With New Pacemaker
Vice President Dick Cheney resumed duties at the White House after a Saturday pacemaker implantation at George Washington University Hospital. He attended morning meetings with President Bush and discussed energy policy and national security, with aides noting his uneventful recovery and continued public appearances in interviews and briefings.
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Cuba ponders life after Castro amid fainting episode
In Havana crowds react to Fidel Castro’s swoon at a mass rally as Cubans confront the mortal end of their longtime leader. The article notes Raul Castro as heir apparent, potential successors, and the uneasy gaze toward changes in Cuba’s leadership.
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Richmond Zoning Hearing Notice for 118 South Street
Richmond Kansas planning commission will hold a public hearing at City Hall on July 23 2001 at 7 00 pm to consider rezoning Lot 4 Browns Addition from A 1 to A 3 and subdividing the site at 118 South Street Richmond. A second hearing by the Board of Zoning Appeals will review a variance to make Lot 5 nonconforming.
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Japan May Seek Kyoto Pact Revisions to Attract U S
Tokyo may revise the Kyoto Protocol to lure the United States back as Koizumi seeks future talks. Fukuda backs realism while Kawaguchi defends the pact amid Bush's rejection and European support. An Environment Ministry official denied any revision.
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