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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1968

Page

9

Costly heart transplants loom for future patients

Heart transplants may one day be common but likely costly says Dr. Donald Fredricksen. One recorded case shows a hospital bill of 28,845.83 with insurance covering most but not all costs.

Alton Blakeslee Associated Press New York Donald Fredricksen National Heart Institute Michael Kasperak Stanford University Blue Cross Hospital Fredrickson Laboratory of Molecular Diseases of the Heart Institute

Cold Northeast and Southeast warm trend across West

Cool temperatures persist in the Northeast and Ohio Valley with lingering showers. The East Coast from Florida to New Jersey will see showers and cooler conditions in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic areas as the west remains warmer tonight.

Ohio Valley Florida New Jersey Mid-Atlantic States

Weather summary for Wednesday with temperature and lake levels

High on Wednesday reached 82 with a low of 64 and an overnight low of 14. By 10 am today the temperature was 59 with no precipitation since 7 am Wednesday. Sunset is 8 33 and sunrise 8 33. Crab Orchard Lake three inches below spillway. Little Gissy Lake two inches below spillway. Devil's Kitchen Lake two inches below spillway. Lake of Egypt at spillway.

Crab Orchard Lake Little Gissy Lake Devil’s Kitchen Lake Lake of Egypt

First national political convention held by Anti-Mason Party

The Anti-Mason Party organized the first national convention in 1831 marking a brief national political gathering era. Notable for its challenge to established parties and its role in early party system development.

United States Anti-Mason Party

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