New Technique In Heart Surgery
Surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston developed a transfusion free method for major open heart surgery. The procedure uses blood withdrawal during anesthesia and a temporary blood substitute while the body is cooled, allowing operations without donor blood.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Mortimer J. Buckley
Massachusetts General
Buckley
Peeling Method May Make Wrinkles Vanish
Dr. Thomas J. Baker Jr. described chemical peeling to remove fine facial wrinkles at the American College of Surgeons congress. The method uses carbolic acid in strips, requires 5 to 7 days in hospital, and creates a new skin surface after 21 to 28 days. Results appear permanent over 10 years, with sun avoidance for six months. Costs run about 1,300 to 1,400 dollars. male patients are rising from one to three per month.
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American College of Surgeons
Thomas J. Baker Jr
The
Baker
IRA Leader Has Long Night at Queens University Siege
Belfast police and British troops surrounded a building at Queens University for five hours targeting Sinn Fein president Thomas Mac Giolla amid a campus debate. He, his wife, and another Sinn Fein official were protected by 150 students and barricades as detectives tried to arrest him. Police and soldiers withdrew late with no explanation, while a separate seizure in Cork halted a shipment of arms linked to Black Power militants.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Thomas Mac Giolla
Sinn Fein
Irish Republican Army
Queens University
MacGiolla
Republic
TRA
London
IRA
New York
Daily Mirror
Cork
Irish Republic
Indians Armed To Hilt In Congress
The Indian tribes pressed Congress with a detailed account of land water and mineral rights losses while the government allegedly did little to protect them. Sen Edward Kennedy criticized inaction and urged a full survey of tribal resources and clear notification to leaders of risks from dam or reclamation plans. He cited Interior Department inertia and questioned the Bureau of Indian Affairs handling of water rights, noting a disputed transfer of Mrs William Veeder amid a leadership shakeup.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary
Nixons
Trust Council
Interior Department
Kennedy
William Veeder
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Veeder
Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton
BIA
John Crow
Veeders
Arizona
Bisset Stars in Stand Up and Be Counted Film
Jacqueline Bisset will star in Stand Up and Be Counted a contemporary comedy on women slib she portrays a magazine reporter sent to probe the depth of the liberation movement Filmed in Hollywood and Denver
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Hollywood
Jacqueline Bisset
Miss Bisset
Grasshopper
Denver
Alaska land claims bill nears House vote for cash and land grants
The House moves toward approving a bill to pay Alaska natives 925 million dollars and grant 40 million acres to settle aboriginal claims. A signature amendment would reserve 50 million acres for parks and refuges while ensuring land selections and the Trans Alaska Pipeline proceed. Additional provisions address native selections in refuges and potential pipeline impacts. The measure aims at a 1.425 billion dollar package with royalties on public lands and village expansion land. Welfare work programs in New York City are noted.
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Washington
Alaska
House Interior Committee
Senate
Morris K. Udall
John P. Saylor
Secretary of Interior
Congress
Udall
trans-Alaska
Alaskan Wildlife
Interior Committee
Wayne N. Aspinall
Dcorp
Aspinall
United States
Russia
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