London donor saves 10 month old with bone marrow transplant
Sylvia Smith a 31 year old mother of five from London flew to Cleveland to donate bone marrow for Kamran Fazili a 10 month old diagnosed with infantile malignant osteopetrosis doctors led by Dr Peter F Coccia plan a transplant using marrow from an unrelated donor the first such case for this disease Smith who has a history of surgeries is one of 37 000 on the Anthony Nolan registry and agrees to the risky procedure noting she adores children Kamran already facing chemotherapy and pre transplant irradiation as part of the plan
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Namibia rebels vow renewed war after cease-fire talks fail
In Geneva SWAPO leader Sam Nujoma said guerrilla chiefs will return to bases and fight until final victory after a conference to arrange a cease-fire collapsed. He urged U N Security Council sanctions against South Africa and outlined an intensified campaign from bases in Angola.
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Haig defends actions during Watergate era at hearings
Haig tells Senate panel he would resign rather than follow illegal orders and defends Nixon wiretap legality under White House counsel advice. He recalls NATO resignation over arms talks and stresses he bears no malice toward Elliott Richardson and William Ruckelshaus, calling their resignations honorable.
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Carter extends US temperature controls for nine months
Washington reports President Carter extended mandatory energy conservation thermostats in 2.8 million non residential buildings for another nine months. Analysts note Reagan could overturn the order once in office, with no firm stance yet from his transition team amid ongoing oil supply concerns.
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