Survivor credits mammography in double cancer survival
Anita Ruth Cauble recalls two cancers and an 18 month old daughter when first diagnosed in her late 20s. She now travels to spread the life saving message of mammography and says the experience made her stronger and less shy. The early finding and treatment changed her outlook and priorities.
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Ruth” Cauble
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Breast cancer returns after initial lumpectomy
Cauble recalls how a routine mammogram revealed a second cancer in the same breast and spot, after a prior lumpectomy and radiation. She describes fear, acceptance, and eventual recovery, noting recurring screening every six months. See MAMMOGRAPHY / PAGE 4A.
Freedom Fund Banquet highlights faith and progress in Carbondale
In Carbondale the 30th annual Freedom Fund Banquet at the local NAACP branch featured U.S. Representative Danny Davis as keynote. The event emphasized faith and racial equality with Davis urging continued work on education access and funding for students.
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Amanda Whitlock
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Danny Davis
Carbondale
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Marion council seeks new plan for old Marion Memorial Hospital
Marion officials urge development of the vacant 917 W. Main St. complex. Commissioner Gribble announces a fresh approach, inviting proposals from developers to reuse or demolish the three buildings and surrounding 7.5 acres. Ideas include nursing home or assisted living, with tax increment financing to boost appeal.
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Lannie Gribble
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Gail West
Jay Rix
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