Fetus survives out of womb surgery returning to uterus
Chicago report says first human fetus survived prenatal operation and was returned to the womb after correcting a urinary tract obstruction. The 24 week pregnancy ended tragically with the baby dying after birth from undeveloped lungs unrelated to the surgery. Medical team from UCSF led by Harrison Golbus and Filly conducted the procedures after years of animal work.
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Thompson Approval Stages in Sun Times WBBM Poll
Gov James R Thompson receives a overall OK rating with 54 percent approval and 33 percent disapproval from a Market Shares Corp poll of 500 registered Illinois voters conducted Nov 5 8. Details show varying opinions on RTA finances school funding and state finances with suburban support strongest and overall unfavorable at 40 percent.
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Simon seeks ban on Marathon takeover by Mobil Oil
U S Representative Paul Simon urged the Justice Department to block Mobil Oil’s proposed takeover of Marathon Oil, saying merger activity risks an anti competitive climate and noting wealth concentration has fallen. He urged action, arguing mergers produce less competition and no added oil for consumers. A DOJ spokesman said a decision on investigation or FTC referral hadn’t been made.
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