First public interview with artificial heart recipient Clark
Clark, 62, in a videotaped talk with Dr. William DeVries, says it is worth it if it benefits humankind. He describes breathlessness from emphysema and notes progress after 91 days since the Dec 2 operation at the University of Utah. The team reports Clark has moved to a private room and can converse with doctors.
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Salt Lake City
Barney Clark
Clark
William DeVries
University of Utah
DeVries
Lyle Joyce
Chase Peterson
University
Claudia Berenson
Peterson
Des Moines, Wash
Koestler and wife dead in apparent double suicide in London
Arthur Koestler the noted political writer and his wife Cynthia were found dead at their Knightsbridge home in an apparent double suicide. Authorities say no homicide and a note was found beside an empty pill bottle. Koestler, born 1905 in Budapest, was famed for Darkness at Noon and later writings on science and psychology.
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London
UPI
Arthur Koestler
Cynthia
Standard
Montpelier Square
Knightsbridge
A.D. Peters
Koestler
Hungary
Soviet
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Budapest
Vienna
University of
Palestine
Communist Party
France
House approves 425 million to cure math and science shortage
The House backed a 425 million dollar bill to boost math and science teaching with a plan to spend 1 billion over five years. Administration supporters sought 50 million in block grants, while opponents warned of a veto and deficit concerns. Rep. Perkins argued the crisis demands action. Erlenborn called it irresponsible spending amid the national deficit.
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Margaret Scherf
UPI
Washington
House
Reagan
Senate
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
U.S
Japan
Russia
Perkins
John Erlenborn
R-Iil
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Salina St
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Shoppingtown
Erie Blvd
Dewitt
Fairmount Fair
W. Genesee St. Rt
Fairmount
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Ingtown
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