Nation's first test tube baby goes home
Elizabeth Jordan Carr becomes the first US baby conceived outside the body to leave a hospital for home in Westminster Massachusetts. Judith and Roger Carr traveled from Norfolk Virginia with Elizabeth born December 28 at Norfolk General Hospital, revealing their names to inform others there is hope.
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Green Brook residents help remove Rockefeller Center tree
In a six hour service under cold rain, Green Brook residents helped lower a three ton Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. Workers removed 10,000 colorful lights, cut branches for mulch to be given to handicapped Boy Scouts for a merit badge project, and hauled the trunk for recycling.
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Horoscope Briefs From Bernice Bede Osol For Wednesday
Capricorn should keep others out of business, work solo to avoid intruders. Aquarius may handle a difficult situation with prior effective methods. Pisces finds rewards in being helpful to loved ones. Aries couples tension can be resolved with calm. Taurus stay within your bailiwick and avoid relying on others. Gemini avoid outsiders influencing private matters. Cancer stick to your agenda to achieve results. Leo friends will aid if you ask tactfully. Virgo career and finances look promising but plans may shift. Libra follow through on plans, avoid last minute changes. Scorpio manage for others but cash outlays should be avoided. Sagittarius team up with others for greater progress. News note: Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
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Motherhood Takes On the Electronic Games in Centereach
In Centereach New York a母therhood crusade fights electronic video games like Space Invaders and Pac-Man. Mrs Lamm argues games corrupt youth and tempt children to crime while others warn the battle is lost to a $5 billion industry. A 14 year old boy defends games saying kids should be allowed a break and does homework.
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