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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1981

Page

9

House panels approve funds for student loans elderly and handicapped

AP reporting lawmakers vote to restore billions for student loans and aging and disabled programs while Reagan seeks deeper cuts to child nutrition and public jobs. A 37.8 billion package was sent to the floor with formalities. Debate not expected until next week. Democrats resist proposed tax cuts and Congress weighs business tax writeoffs. Israel’s allies in Congress pledge to challenge Stoessel’s claim on Iraq’s nuclear ambitions. A minority rights coalition seeks infant formula labeling urging “Breast is Best.”

Washington House Education and Labor Committee Reagan House House Budget Committee Ways and Means Israel Congress Senate Alan Cranston Walter J. Stoessel Iraq

99 year old woman crushed in driveway death of sister

In Deansboro New York Eva R. Peck 99 and her sister Clara Adams 89 shared a home. Adams backed a car from the driveway and Peck stepped behind it and was crushed to death. Neighbors aided revived Peck but she died at Faxton Hospital Utica. Police consider the incident accidental.

Deansboro N.Y Eva R. Peck Clara Adams Barbara Ames Mrs. Ames Miss Peck

Doctors Kill Defective Fetus to Save Twin in New York

Mount Sinai physicians punctured the heart of a five month fetus carrying Down syndrome, allowing the healthy twin to survive while the affected fetus withered. The operation, first in the United States and second worldwide, followed amniocentesis and Sweden’s method and drew anti abortion protest. The mother reportedly chose the procedure to avoid the burden of raising an abnormal child.

Boston New York Mount Sinai School of Medicine New England Journal of Medicine Right To Life Vincent Buk New York State Right-to-Life Party Thomas D. Kerenyi Usha Chutkara Sweden New York City

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