Eye Bank Gives Sight To 1500 A Year At Stanford
Stanford University Hospital Eye Bank, a major supplier of corneas, helps about 1,500 Americans yearly regain sight. The program coordinates rapid donor death to transplant, with corneas usable within six to twenty four hours and travel often spanning miles to recipients.
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Eye Bank
Stanford
Stanford University Hospital
Iran
West
Stockton
Cambrian Park Lions Qub
San Jose
Raul Graten
Lions Club
Anticnor
Mathea Allansmith
Hye Bank
Gians Ciul
Alansmith
Allanstith
Unclear Text Fragment From A Historical Page
A damaged OCR fragment from a historical page references a phrase about a man who is wrong about everything and an unpleasant search, with odd capitalization and attribution to TITS and lant A, Clare.
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Lant A
Clare
Tactile-vision system eyed for blind mobility tests
Joseph St Amant reports on a tactile vision substitution device using a 1024 electrode skin display and a miniature TV camera mounted on spectacles. Trials in five centers across the United States and Europe will assess learning to recognize objects and navigate labs, with field tests planned in Portland, Linkoping, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Nottingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Los Angeles
Carter C. Collins
Smith-Kettlewell Institute of Visual Sciences
San Francisco
Sciencewriters
Research To Prevent Blindness Inc
Collins
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Ore
University of Linkoping
Sweden
Wills Eye Hospital
Philadelphia
Blind Mobility Research Center
Nottingham
England
Parolee linked to string of incidents arrested in Hermosa Beach
Edward Apodaca, a UCLA student and parolee, was busted after undercover officers linked him by computer to at least 19 recent incidents. He allegedly prowled apartment complexes in the afternoon posing as a survey taker, and investigators tied the pattern to prior prison terms for multiple reported incidents.
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Rosemead Nan
Edward David Apodard
UCLA
Ment
Apodaca
Hermosa Beach
Apodaea
Nine Californians Arrested in Federal Gambling Ring
The FBI seized nine Southern California residents in a case tied to a secret indictment, part of a 12 year probe by the FBI and organized crime strike force. The ring allegedly took bets from Dec 28 to Mar 2, netting over 200 daily, with suspects identified as Kale Kalustian and others across Whittier Montebello and Los Angeles areas.
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FBI
California
Federal Grand Jury
Los Angeles
Organized Crime Strike Force
Dev
Kale Kalustian
Whittier
Patrick Dale Fond
Monterey Park
Alexander Harabedian
Montebello
Raymond Carl Acosta
Eles
Henry Padilla
Raymond Rodriguez
Leopoldo Obeza
Angeles
Dominic Defalco
AS. Pico Riviera
Mahle
Cueeta
I. San Gebret
Retired CPO in class action to recover fines
A disjointed OCR style item describes a retired CPO involved in a class action to recover fines. It references the Pidewk pouch and a list of unclear actions, including a mention of the Department Motor Velueles and records, with a convoluted sequence suggesting legal or disciplinary proceedings.
Downtown shooting leaves man injured in Orpenville
A chaotic downtown incident in Orpenville ends with one man hurt after a gunfire exchange. Police hunt a suspect named Denby as the investigation unfolds with limited bystander details available.
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Allansmith
Joseph
Amant United Press International
Parolee
Cro Cele Bas
Sears
Department Motor Velueles
Dior
Morgaine
Orpenville
Andy Mann
Ata
Dwikset
Flora
Anaheim
Leche
Haters
E7ozu EA
Lin
Kwik
Polruethat
Pyne
Buena Park
Lakewood
Santa Ana
Huntington Beach
South St
Ptlea
Fullerton
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