Burger visits Douglas at Rusk Institute
Chief Justice Warren E Burger spent two hours at the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitative Medicine visiting Justice William O Douglas who remains in recovery from a stroke. A hospital spokesman said Burger was extremely pleased with Douglas progress. ABA president suggests considering removal and retirement of federal judges under a bill as inquiries rise nationwide. James D Fellers in Santa Fe said he had no intent to blame Douglas.
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Mixed up lottery windfall and a tenement tragedy
The report details Tiare Jones recovering at New England Medical Center from injuries after a deadly fall in a Boston tenement fire that killed her godmother Diana Bryant. It also covers Joseph Campbell and wife Dorothy in St. Louis suburb winning 300000. They plan to save the money, regain financial stability, and remain cautious about risks.
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Weight loss by jaw wiring shocks small town
Kim Fulton of Powell, Wyoming, reportedly shed 60 pounds from size 18 to size 12 after doctors wired her jaws shut. She says crash diets failed and doctors offered three options before surgery, eating every two weeks or jaw wiring. The procedure was painful but has reduced cravings and weight loss continues with limited discomfort when opening the mouth.
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Wind rattles Tucson as roofs ripped from buildings
A severe windstorm in Tucson injured none seriously but damaged multiple structures. Winds near 67 mph toppled roofs at about a dozen buildings including an aircraft hangar at Tucson International Airport. Power lines fell across 100 sites, with a 106000 volt line down on the north side. City crews evacuated residents to a high school gym shelter as many units were condemned. Debris damaged planes, a church spire was knocked off, and utilities faced heavy outages. Authorities estimated losses from 250000 to 450000 dollars.
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Tropical storm threat grows as low mood nears coast
A tropical low in the Atlantic intensified toward tropical storm strength and threatened Georgia and North Carolina with high winds and heavy rain. The system was near 29.0N 74.5W about 425 miles south of Wilmington, moving northwest, with winds near 35 mph and the possibility of being upgraded within 24 hours to a named tropical storm Blanche.
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