New Music Critics Rate The Real New Kids On The Block
A fresh wave of reviews spotlights rising acts as music writers grade the season’s newcomers. The piece highlights early buzz for several promising artists and notes evolving trends in sound and style.
In utero repair for diaphragmatic hernia described
Surgeons at 24 weeks gestation perform an open fetal operation to extract the fetus, monitor vital signs, relocate stomach and intestines from the chest to the abdomen, patch the diaphragm, and return the fetus to the uterus, aiming to improve lung development and survival.
Landmark fetal surgery saves fetus to birth of healthy baby
A landmark operation successfully performed on a fetus in utero led to the delivery of a healthy nine month old baby, Blake Schultz, son of Elizabeth and Richard Schultz of Waterloo Michigan. The procedure is hailed as a new era in fetal medicine.
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German unity tops summit agenda with Bush and Gorbachev
President Bush welcomes Soviet leader Mikhail S Gorbachev to Washington for a high stakes summit aimed at a unified Germany and a peaceful post Cold War era. Gorbachev says results will matter as treaties and lesser agreements surface while protests and security tighten around the White House.
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Early quakes empty streets as tremors hit three regions
A strong earthquake struck Mexico City at 1:35 a.m. local time, while Eastern Europe and Peru also suffered deadly tremors. Twelve died in Romania and Bulgaria combined, 115 in Peru, with hundreds more injured. Experts note inter-regional triggering is unlikely. The Mexico City quake registered 6.1 on the Richter scale per USGS.
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Operation Rescue Leader Quits to Focus on Church
The Rev J Lee Simmons leader of Operation Rescue in Central New York steps away saying God calls him back to pastoral duties at Faith Chapel Route 175 near Onondaga Community College. He questions methods and notes the movement may need a marathon approach rather than constant clinic interruptions. The church formed a year ago with about 75 weekly attendees and Simmons says the split reflects tension between social action and parish responsibilities.
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