Woman awarded $9 million in nose job malpractice suit
Eileen Tannebaum, a 46-year-old Highland Park resident, was awarded $9 million after a 1975 Northwest Hospital nose surgery left her a quadriplegic and unable to speak. The verdict, totaling $6.5 million for her and $2.5 million for her husband, followed a 57 day trial naming hospital staff and the physicians involved as defendants.
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Explosives Found Total in Lake Michigan Hit 14
Four more sticks of Tovex were found in Lake Michigan near Adler Planetarium, bringing the total to 14. Police say the detonating mechanisms were not found and danger to boaters is limited. Scuba divers, led by a tips from Willow Springs diver Tom Skrobot, continued searches for additional sticks.
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Willow Springs
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High fashion shown for the disabled
A weeklong Independent Life symposium at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago opened with a fashion show of designer wear worn by disabled models. Halston did makeup and offered fragrances while wheelchairs rolled, featuring Saks Fifth Avenue Jaeger Laura Ashley and others.
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Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
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Saks Fifth Avenue
Jaeger
Laura Ashley
Rehabilitation Institute
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Phyllis Racine
Dixon campaign ties raise questions over in kind gifts
Illinois Senator Alan Dixon faced scrutiny over campaign finance records from a 1979 Greece trip. FEC filings show he treated hotel bills as in kind contributions and refunded the same amounts to two Chicago businessmen after they settled the hotel bill. Also mentioned are donations from Evangeline Gouletas and family, Dixon’s Agriculture Committee stance on a farm bill amendment, and a House rules proposal to curb foreign junkets by defeated lawmakers.
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New York
Hugh Carey
John Block
Galesburg
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Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Agriculture Secretary
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Tom Corcoran
Ottawa
Hong Kong
Former legislator Harold D. Stedelin funeral set in Centralia
Harold D. Stedelin 78 died Saturday at St. Marys Hospital Centralia. Funeral 1 p.m. Tuesday at St. Peter United Church of Christ with burial at Elmwood Cemetery Centralia. Born in Sparta he lived in Centralia as postmaster, Public Works director and 13 years on the Board of Education. founded Centralia Engineering and Manufacturing Co. in 1941.
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Illinois House of Representatives
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