Minister with cancer seeks productive life after prognosis
The Rev. Lorenz L. Eichenlaub, pastor at St. Paul United Church of Christ in Belleville, faced a pancreatic cancer prognosis of nine months to a year. After exploratory surgery at Mayo Clinic, he chose honesty with his sons, resilience with his family, and to pursue a productive life as long as possible, accepting treatment if needed while trusting God.
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Jean Ann Bailey Lindsay
Fichenlaub
Barbara
John
Mark
Eichenlaub
Mexico
Mayo’s
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Florida
God
Mayo
Eichenkaub
Third annual children's literature institute at SIUC
The third annual Institute in Children's Literature at Southern Illinois University Carbondale runs June 4 9 in the Wham Building. Notables include Newbery winner Scott O'Dell at 2 p.m. June 8 and Library of Congress expert Virginia Haviland June 5. Courses earn graduate credit for a $75 fee. advance registration via Jeanne Bortz.
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Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Wham
SIUC
Scott O'Dell
O'Dell
Blue Dolphin
Virginia Haviland
Library of Congress
Siu-C College of Education
Jeanne Bortz
Siu-C Division of Continuing Education
PTL Club revolutionizes Christian broadcasting with 24 hour reach
The PTL Club, founded in 1974 by Jim Bakker, grows from a single Charlotte UHF station to a 190 affiliate network costing over 8 million annually. The program attracts up to 20 million viewers daily, funds a large ministry through 2 million monthly offerings, and plans a Heritage Village and living center with a college and retirement housing. Bakker portrays God guiding business and programming, while critics question televangelist wealth.
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Tom Tiede
Charlotte
N.C
NEA
Heritage Village
PTL Club TV
Oral Roberts
Billy Graham
Christ
United States
Born Again TV
PTL Club
Jim Bakker
Johnny Carson
Bakker
Harry Burnett
Art Linkletter
Pat Boone
Anita Bryant
Eileen Ternoir
Lisle
PTL
Burnett
Christian Communications College
God
Carson
RCA
U.S
Type of mastectomy does not improve survival says study
A Rockford research team reports that radical mastectomy does not raise five or ten year survival compared with simple or modified radical mastectomy. Analyzing 1,686 cases from 1924 to 1972, they note no significant survival differences across procedures. The study appears in Archives of Surgery.
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C.G. McDaniel
Associated Press
Chicago
Rockford
Rockford Area
Alfred C. Meyer
Simmons S. Smith
Rockford School of Medicine
Meredith Potter
Rockford College
Archives of Surgery
American Medical Association
Naomi Darla Michael Ardith Norma and Families Rose and Katie
Naomi and Darla led by Michael Ardith and Norma, with families, Rose, and Katie, are mentioned in a brief notice or obituary fragment. The item lists several individuals and their familial connections, suggesting a community notice or social update.
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Naomi
Darla
Michael Ardith
Norma
Families
Rose and
Katie
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Teetee
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Wick Homes
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