Barnard says baboon heart failed to sustain woman
The surgeon noted the baboon heart proved too small to keep the woman alive as her heart failed. He said a human patient might reject a transplanted animal heart eventually, but the alien organ could work long enough for some time.
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How Hughes estate split will be decided
Court proceedings on Howard Hughes estate division begin later this summer in two states. Sisters Elspeth DePauld, Agnes Roberts, and Barbara Cameron are named heirs, with questions on will existence, home, number of heirs, and total value. Estimates range from 1.5 to 4 billion dollars. a Mormon will named Melvin Dummar as chief beneficiary, though likely not upheld.
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Uganda searches for Idi Amin after assassination report
Ugandan officials said they are still seeking President Idi Amin who vanished four days after a reported attempt on his life. U S and observers noted he may be hiding, with conflicting East African reports and Radio Uganda not mentioning him for a second day.
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Dad's pistol tied to fratricide trial in Lorain County
Lee A. Gold, 17, indicted as an adult for murder and grand theft after his 13 year old brother Stacey Zerbini died from a gunshot in their Sheffield Lake home. Prosecutors say a stolen .32 caliber revolver and $300 link Gold to the boy's death. The trial opened with medical testimony describing brain swelling from the gunshot.
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Start of Summer Officially Arrives at 8 14 a m
Weather summary notes the sun at its northernmost point signaling the start of summer. It outlines the sun's southward trek to the southernmost point by December 21 at 6 24 p m. Forecast calls for clear tonight with mild temperatures and increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions tomorrow with a 20 percent chance of rain. Sunrise 3 00 a m, sunset 3 06 p m.
Perk Pushing Smut Ban Through Cleveland Council
Cleveland officials review a sweeping anti smut proposal from Mayor Ralph J. Perk to outlaw explicit sexual material in magazines and shows, plus nude dancing and certain sexual acts. The plan doubles fines and adds jail time, while a citywide poll is to guide enforcement. critics call the move publicity driven and potentially inadmissible in court.
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Inflation in May Surges as Prices Jump Again
May consumer prices rose six-tenths of one per cent marking the fifth straight month of large increases driven by higher food and fuel costs. Food prices climbed seven-tenths of a per cent, coffee prices surged, and the annual inflation rate touched about 7.2 per cent. Real take home pay edged up slightly while real earnings lagged year over year due to taxes and inflation.
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Pipeline security tightened for Alaska oil line
Oil released at pump station one in Prudhoe Bay yesterday will travel 800 miles to Valdez, Alaska, with security being stepped up along the line. An industry consultant warns the route could become a target for political terrorism and a six month disruption after full capacity could mimic losses seen in the 1973 Arab oil embargo, though officials admit no absolute security guarantee.
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Cost of living up 1.9 percent in area report
UPI reports in the Cleveland region from February to May consumer prices rose 1.9 percent. Food costs led the gain with a 3.7 percent rise across items such as apples bananas oranges potatoes and green peppers. Transportation and health and recreation costs also increased with restaurant meals up 9 percent and medical costs up 2.5 percent. Housing costs rose 0.6 percent, electricity fell, and local gas prices rose.
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Four year study shows Catholics drift from church sex rules
United States Catholics increasingly reject official church teaching on birth control and premarital sex. A four year study by the Logical Society of America's Committee on Human Sexuality cites a stay of dissidence among clergy and laity. Observers note Pope Paul VI warned American bishops and cardinals to beware challenges to sexual morality.
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