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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1990
Page
3
A reader reports buying a $419 keyboard with an opened carton and missing music stand. Store would not refund per an unseen wall policy. Bruce advises that failing to provide the stand breaches the sales contract and suggests the credit card dispute may help.
The entry marks the 255th day of 1990 and lists today’s birthdays including Mencken Vallee Knopf Curie Lolich Gray Muldaur White Scolari. It notes the moon phase after last quarter and reports Luftwaffe daylight raids limited by weather while nighttime attacks persist in Britain and Libya plans loom against Egypt and Suez defenses.
Crossword clues cover Roman numerals for numbers and common word parts. Entries include mountains, rivers, elements of language, and names such as Guevara Johnson Bernstein and Ralph Nader. Answers span geography, biology, and everyday objects with brief definitions or hints.
In Brooklyn neighborhoods the sandlot game thrives from Labor Day into snow. Men of all ages play tackle or touch football on informal fields behind bars, with makeshift lines and occasional Marine squads joining. A remembered lawsuit over Nike cleats contrasts with the enduring street football spirit.
Reader asks if organs from a 67 year old can be donated after surgeries and malignancy. The guidance notes age 65 as a rough cutoff for many transplants, with exceptions for disease-free elders. cornea donation may be possible, and acceptance decisions rest with transplant authorities at teaching institutions.
Dr Gott advises contacting the nearest university hospital and speaking with a transplant team doctor for advice. A prior malignancy is usually a contraindication for organ donation due to cancer cell transmission risk, though teaching hospitals may use organs for research or education after specialist guidance.
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