Kentucky Miracle Baby Returns Home After Pronounced Dead
Kristin Matie Stanley, born five weeks ago in Kentucky, survived a heart stoppage after being given up for dead. Doctors at University of Kentucky Medical Center cited no brain damage and call her recovery a near miracle. She now rests at home with her parents, and ongoing medication management for supraventricular tachycardia is planned.
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Lexington
Kristin Matie Stanley
Ronnie Stanley
Dana
Stanley
Kristin
Stanleys
University of Kentucky Medical Center
Jacqueline Noonan
Ads Search For Husbands In Honolulu World of Oriental Brides
In Honolulu a man markets "Cherry Blossoms" matching service for Asian women and American men seeking marriage. Broussard says he sells addresses not women, charges for photos and letters, and offers a bride-finding option with fees up front and after the ceremony. He notes women seek security and marriage, while men seek affection and stability amid a backdrop of western allure and anti feminism attitudes.
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Honolulu
John Broussard
Honokau
Hawaii
Broussard
Philippines
Malaysia
Korea
Japan
Bro
Mother Of 14 Finds Life In Motherhood Is Best
Lucille Hageman of Wichita, age 46, has 14 children aged 5 to 26 and says motherhood is her most rewarding job. She also worked as a bookkeeper and restaurant operator, but prioritizes her family, noting Sunday dinners and upcoming Mother’s Day. One child, Janet, is bedridden with congenital heart problems. The family occupies a split level home, with two refrigerators and a freezer, and remains optimistic about money while Mrs. Hageman seeks bookkeeping work without compromising motherhood.
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Wichita
Kan
Lucille Hageman
Hagemans
Hageman
Janet
Japan pledges stronger coastal defense amid U.S. costs
Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki said Japan would bolster defense along coastal waters and vital sea lanes to ease the financial burden on U.S. forces. He cited a 1,000 mile scope, constitutional limits, and the need to protect oil routes while noting possible social program tradeoffs.
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Washington
Zenko Suzuki
Japan
U.S
Suzuki
Reagan
National Press Club
Press Club
Persian Gulf
Towns Run Short Of Water In Kansas Drought
Kansas officials said Burden, Leon, and Severy joined drought stricken towns seeking emergency water. Burden hauls from Winfield and will connect to Cowley County Rural Water District No. 5, while Leon trucks from Augusta. Severy remains in need of interim supplies as wells fail to meet demand.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Jack Burris
Department
Bureau of Water Supply
Burden
Leon
Severy
Winfield
Cowley County
Augusta
Burris
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