Maternity Care Improves at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Diane Yeamans reports on maternity care at Ransom Memorial Hospital detailing modern delivery rooms, staffed maternity nurses, fetal monitoring, and new equipment. Fathers now attend feeding times with gowns and masks. cesarean sections occur in surgery. The unit remains remodelled and is connected to the Jay Stork emergency transport from KU Medical Center.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Diane Yeamans
Rmh
Gary Moore
Moore
Lynda Campbell
Campbell
Jay Stork
University of Kansas Medical Center
Med Center
China Withdrawal Seen as Hoax in Vietnam Clash
Vietnam accused Chinese troops of advancing into Vietnamese territory and called China’s withdrawal claim a tactic to replace exhausted soldiers. Reports cited clashes in Lang Son and Dong Dang with Vietnamese artillery and convoys. Hanoi demanded all Chinese forces depart before talks can resume while mediation attempts continued.
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Thailand
Vietnam
China
Hanoi
Indochina
Lang Son
Dong Dang
Cam Duong
Phuc Hua
Hanoi Radio
Peking
Inside Highlights: Hornbeck on desks for youngsters
The Mini Page feature offers Hornbeck's insights aimed at young readers. Page 2 previews desks and classroom themes as part of a child-friendly education corner. Pages 7 and a
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Hornbeck
State Forecast for Weekend Weather Update
Clear to partly cloudy through Sunday. High Saturday around 408. Low Saturday night in 20 and low 30s. Warmer Sunday with highs in the 50s and 60s.
Carter and Sadat Seek Peace Amid Remaining Differences
President Carter praised Anwar Sadat as a peace partner during a state banquet in Alexandria while noting that some differences remain in negotiating an Egypt Israel treaty. Cyrus Vance may extend in region to resolve issues or brief Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Thousands gathered to glimpse the leaders as talks continued aboard a Cairo to Alexandria train.
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Egypt
Carter
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Sadat
United States
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Associated Press
Cairo
Mediterranean
Menachem Begin
Ras EL Tin
Khomeini Forces Bazargan to Stay as Premier Stays
Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini persuaded Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan to withdraw his resignation after Bazargan traveled through a snow storm to meet him in Qom. Khomeini pledged directives to bolster Bazargan's authority while friction grows over revolutionary committees acting beyond the premier's control.
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Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Mehdi Bazargan
Bazargan
Khomeini
Islamic Revolution
Qom
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Reporters in Soviet Russia Debate Investigative Journalism
Moscow reporters push for investigative work despite propaganda pressures. debate in Journalist magazine splits between praising probes into factory corruption and preferring cautious research. conflicting views include a reporter who exposed siphoning but faced editor pressure and a defender urging thorough, objective fact checking.
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America
Kremlin
Associated Press
Vasily Yevyseyenko
Russian Republic
Yevseyenko
Yuri Borin
Borin
Union of Journalists
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