Doctor Who Receives Kidney Transplant Then Performs Surgery
Sudanese doctor Qmer Beleil, 31, now a nephrology resident at Harbor General, returns to the operating room six months after a kidney transplant from his brother in London. He aims to help Sudanese kidney patients and plans to establish a Khartoum treatment center.
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Harvard University
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England
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Unruh Urges Expulsions for Violent Campus Action
Democratic candidate Jess Unruh told a Stanford audience that students and faculty who participate in violence should be expelled and urged a shakeup of state university systems. He faulted the Reynolds administration for neglecting public schools and called education a right not a privilege.
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Jess Unruh
Stanford University
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UFWOC Gr ape Growers Meet About Un signed Contracts
A majority of unsigned grape growers held a meeting with union representatives and a UFWOC attorney said more talks are planned. Attorney Jerry Cohn noted some growers had signed contracts but no official statement is ready. About 30 growers attended the meeting as part of ongoing labor talks.
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Hijack Truck Steals $50,000 In Frozen Food Grab
Three men armed with a machine gun hijacked a refrigerated truck in Colton and forced the driver to take it to a remote area. They stole about $50,000 worth of frozen meats and vegetables. The attackers and cab were later missing, but two other men were arrested in a pickup believed linked to the hijackers. The driver, Dave Avery of Las Vegas, said the men accosted him at a terminal and tied him up before leaving him abandoned.
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Oil Drilling Appeal Likely In Pacific Palisades
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hear an appeal from Pacific Palisades anti drilling opposition mid September. A board spokesman said Thursday the group officially appealed a city decision granting Occidental Petroleum Corp a conditional use permit to drill a test well in the Palisero Canyon area. The five member board’s ruling is anticipated amid ongoing opposition efforts.
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Pacific Palisades Air Drilling
City Soning
Occidental Petre Leap Corp
Polwero Canyon
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