Woman back on ventilator after first kidney transplant
Pittsburgh. Cindy Martin 26 of Archbald was placed on a ventilator again after developing pancreatit is inflammation following her first heart and kidney transplant at University Hospital. Doctors said the transplanted organs were functioning well and the setback is temporary while the patient improves.
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Pittsburgh
Cindy Martin
Archhbald
Presbyteran University Hospital
Lisa Rossi
Navstar Spacecraft Boosted Into Orbit From Cape Canaveral
The fifth Navstar satellite joined four predecessors in orbit, boosting U S and allied forces with global positioning data accurate to 10 to 30 feet. TL Col Ron Band called the launch successful after a month of checkouts, enabling near real time location guidance for air, sea, and ground units.
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Navstar
Ron Band
Air Force Launch
Kaystar
U.S
Alligator Rescued From Ice Near Eagle Creek Reservoir
An approximately three foot alligator was freed from ice near Eagle Creek Reservoir dam in Indianapolis. Dale Bertelson and his wife Marilyn found the reptile Saturday and removed it, hoping animal experts would take custody. The incident follows unrelated reports of a prison release and probation for another individual.
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Indianapolis
Dale Bertelson
Marilyn
Bertelson
Eagle Creek Reservoir
Cives
Bertelsons
Herving
the Asspecien Press
Bulgaria moves toward multiparty talks and reforms amid protests
Bulgarian Communist leader Petar Mladenov called for free elections by May and immediate dialogue with all political forces. A Sofia court registered Eco-Clanost as the first independent group, while thousands rallied for reform as Eastern Europe presses for change. Meanwhile in Vienna and Moscow, leaders debated reforms and economic measures as Yugoslavia and Germany see protests and political shifts.
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Bulgaria
Communist Party
Petar Mladenov
Mladenov
Eco-Clasnost
Haadline
Todor Zatvkov
Berlin Wall
Europe
NLS
Moscow
Way Wn
Leinzig
Germany
Karl-Marx-Stadt
Dresden
Neubrandenburg
Halle
Potsdam
Yugoslavia
Croatia
Slovenia
Serbia
Zhivkov
Gentral Committee
Evygeni Aleksandrov
Poland
Hungary
Guaranne Aleksandrov
Rey Coud
Gorbachev Victory Preserved as Party Leads Soviet State
Soviet Congress backed the Communist Party’s leading role amid reforms push. Delegates rejected proposals to curb party supremacy, with 1,198 votes for and 839 against, 36 abstentions. Critics like Yeltsin argued reform progress remains slow and laws on state enterprises and land have stalled.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Communist Party
Congress of People’s Deputies
Gorhathev
Hungary
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Gorbachev
Bulgaria
Banlc
Lithuania
Priuriy
Supreme Soviet
Congress
Andrei Sakharov
Presidium
Kremlin
Horis N. Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Moscow News
Students monitor secret police as dissidents gain control
In Prague and Brno, university pupils shadow the STB, demanding police accountability. Former dissidents Jiri Dienstbier and Jan Carnogursky oversee a three member panel. officials deny documents were removed as new scrutiny rises. Citizens vow to watch and expose abuses.
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Czechoslovakia
Barolomneska Street
STB
Ratizere
Jiri Dienstbier
Jan Carnogursky
Che Ub
Warguiony Juuikcu
Moravian
Brno
CTR
Monica Bayerova
Bena
Jin Bitcanek
Central Bohemia
Bitcanek
Bucanek
Senret Nntie
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