Husband Awaits Wife’s Awakening After Coma Birth
Ricky Goforth waits in Borger for his wife Laurie to wake from a coma after suffering a heart attack and giving birth to daughter Susan while unconscious. The infant, five months old, is cared for by grandparents 50 miles away as medical bills mount. Doctors say Laurie has little to no chance of recovery, yet the husband remains hopeful.
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Panhandle
Borger
Northwest Texas Hospital
Bentsen beef bill touted as benefit to producers and eaters
Senator Lloyd Bentsen argues his beef import bill would yield long term gains for cattle producers and consumers by a counter cyclical import formula. A Library of Congress study forecasts modest shifts in retail beef and cattle prices through 1984 to 1987, with variability noted due to industry changes. Prince Philip expected to attend Kentucky World Three Day event at Horse Park Sept 14–17, with possible spectator appearance by Princess Anne and Mark Phillips.
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Lexington
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Base Cutbacks To Hurt the Northeast and Midwest
A Pentagon plan to realign bases would cost the Northeast and Midwest more than 10,000 jobs and about 206 million in payroll losses, with 110.7 million in the region and 95.3 million in private-sector spillovers. The study by Northeast-Midwest Institute warns of 337 million in savings via 23,200 jobs nationally, with varied state impacts.
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Koran Bible On Sale In London
The first recordings of the entire Koran in more than 30 languages are on sale in London. Each translation comprises 15 two record albums. Organizer Muhammad Iqbal Zakaria notes most of the world’s 850 million Muslims cannot read Arabic.
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