Boston girl dies after liver transplant hopes fade
Six year old Renee Cote of Lowell dies in a Boston hospital coma after cancer halted a planned liver transplant for her rare Tyrosinemia. Her family recalled Disneyland visits and cards from around the world as she faced final days, buried beside a sister who died from the same disease.
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UPI
Renee
Roland Cote
Lowell
Mass
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Pittsburgh
Disneyland
Australia
Diana
Cote
Nicole
Danielle
Children’s Hospital
Susan Cote
Cotes
Terri Kelley to undergo facial surgery in Denver
After 25 years of self abuse and institutional care, Terri Kelley plans facial palate and harelip surgery in Denver with Dr. Richard Albin. ENCOR staff fear relapse but expect improved self concept and communication via sign language. A group of six staffers will accompany her, funding the trip through fundraisers.
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Steve Kline
Omaha
Neb
Terri Kelley
Denver
Terri
Yvonne
Ronda
Robbin
Mrs. Kelley
Harvey
Vietnam
Beatrice State Developmental Center
Eastern Nebraska Community Office
ENCOR
Richard Albin
St. Joseph Hospital
Albin
Boys Town
The
Cally
Ms. Bigando
Hrir
Beatrice
Mark Smith
Mark Donovan
Donovan
Protesters claim seven mile march was a psychological ploy
In Afton North Carolina protesters opposing PCB contaminated dirt claim a 7 mile march exhausted them and prompted a ride from state police. Leaders plan more protest tactics to halt truck traffic toward the landfill as arrests rose to 393 since September 15.
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Afton
N.C
UPI
Highway Patrol
Ken Ferrucio
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