Heart transplants draw renewed interest at Stanford and beyond
Second in a series reports on heart transplants shows Stanford University surgeons improving survival through Rabbit ATG and biopsy strategies. Ninety percent of first-year survivors at Stanford now outpace earlier results, prompting renewed interest as Columbia Presbyterian and Harvard researchers consider restarting programs. Common dangers remain infection and rejection, but retransplant cases show some patients living years with careful care.
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Richard Saltus
LOS Angeles (Ap
Willem van Buuren
van Buuren
Stanford University
Stanford
Mill Valley
Calif
Jack Copeland
Copeland
Presbyterian Medical Center
New York
University of Arizona Medical School
Arizona
Downstate Medical Center
Brooklyn
N.Y
Harvard Medical School
Norman Shumway
Christiaan Barnard
Cape Town
South Africa
American Heart Association
Russell M. Nelson
AHA
Council On Cardiovascular Surgery
San Francisco
Nelson
Science Writers Forum
San Antonio
Tex
Accent on the Irish for St Patrick’s Day
A humorous reflection on adopting an Irish accent for a play. The narrator details dyeing hair red learning the brogue and the challenges of mispronouncing words, aided by recordings and performances. He jokes about taxes, painting needs, and a possible trip to Ireland with a red hair passport character.
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St. Patrick's Day
Paddy
Irish Rovers
Tommy Makeém
Clancy Brothers
Enniskillen
Johnny O’sinor
Ireland
Keeping Healthy Costs Rise with Caffeine Habit
The piece notes that the price of coffee has increased beyond small sums and suggests there may be health considerations in managing a daily caffeine intake. It hints at balancing affordability with potential benefits or drawbacks of coffee consumption.
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Reba Hill
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Houston
Hill
Ray Johnson
National Naval Medical Center
Emanuel Cheraskin
University of Alabama
John Greden
University of Michigan Hospital
Dorothy Moore Wins 1975 National Women’s Pairs Life Master
The article notes Dorothy Moore of Dallas, 1975 National Women's Pairs Life Master, opening the South hand with 2NT to reach 3NT after a diamond lead. It details defensive plays and how East and West choices affected the three club tricks securing the vulnerable game.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Declarer
Dorothy Moore
Dallas
East
West
Dorothy
Dummy
Mexico Wonderful Mexico film to show at Arcadia High
Arizona Geographic Society presents Mexico Wonderful Mexico at 8 15 p m Friday at Arcadia High School with Thayer Soule narrating in person. The film features remote Mexican locations and a sequence showing a Mayan temple stolen by helicopter. Tickets available at Diamond's Select a Seat Valley Book Shop and Arcadia High School box office.
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Mexico
Arizona Geographic Society
Arcadia High School
Thayer Soule
Diamond
Valley Book Shop
Arcadia senior Maureen Wooten wins Arizona science scholarship
Maureen Wooten of Arcadia High is the sole Arizona recipient of the 1977 Arizona Academy of Science Scholarship. She will receive the award April 15 at the University of Nevada Las Vegas and will pursue biological sciences at an Arizona university. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Wooten.
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Arcadia
Maureen Wooten
Arizona Academy of Science
Wooten
Arizona
Arizona University
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Guy Wooten
N. Dromedary Rd
Legality of tax laws discussed at Phoenix convention
Workshops at the United States Taxpayers Union third annual convention in Phoenix address unconstitutionality of tax laws. Sessions cover tax regulation problems and IRS administration with a Desert Hills Hotel venue and daytime hours. Proceeds from admissions aid Marvin Cooley family.
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United States Taxpayers Union
Phoenix
Internal Revenue Code
Marvin Cooley
Mesa
Safford
Cooley
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Easy
Wacraweavly
Dudley Copley News Service
Ira G. Corn JR
NORTH
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Hoaas Gay
American Ventilation Assoc
Coed
Bob James
Lisa Shover
James
Titan
Bari Margoff
Debbie Taylor
Jeff Wittman
Todd Scott
David Martin
Lori Jones
Lori Scallon
Pat Settlemoir
Desert Botanical Garden
Phoenix Zoo
Jan Cable
Oscar Levarants
Marine Corps
Black Canyon
Ron St. Jon
Dana Leibsohn
Kathy Wohl
Ktar-Tv
Northern Arizona University
Arcadia Social Studies
Coronado
Coronado Student Service Desk
Youth For Understanding Programs
The
Maricopa County Medical Society
Coronado Guidance Office
Saguaro
Saguaro High School
Scottsdale Aviation Club
Davis Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Desert Hills Hotel
E. van Buren St
Doug Allard
Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale Rd
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