Surgeons restore severed hand to 14 year old girl
In Louisville a team of three surgeons led by Dr. Joseph Kok reattached and restored Lisa Stephens's right hand after a car struck her near Dayton Ohio. The operation at Jewish Hospital succeeded. Lisa was hopeful she would regain use though nerves and skin offer lasting limits. Her mother praised the doctors, saying it is a fantastic day and Lisa will have her hand back.
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Lenore
Sephena Alley
CIA
Joseph Kok
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Abew
Kutz
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Miami Valley
Guelay
Jewish Hospital
Allen Vankeok
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Sar
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Darmoeh Hospital
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Lina
Ahe
Doris Day marries Barry D Comes in quiet California ceremony
Doris Day and Barry D Comes wed in a small fireside ceremony attended by eight guests at a friend’s hut in Carmel California. Judge Eugene Harrah performed the ceremony and the newlyweds left for an undisclosed location after the brief service.
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Ace Teess
al Jordan
Terry
George Weidler
Marty Melcher
Civil liberties group protests flag lowering
The New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union denounces Gov. Meldrim Thomson's order to fly state flags at half mast for Good Friday as an inappropriate use of power. The Whale Civil Liberties Union board calls the move a violation of secular state principles and an affront to church symbols.
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Concori
N.H
New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union
Meldrim ‘Thomson
Phratyson
Christ
Whale Civil Liberia Union
Chures
Mate
Divorced country singers record together again
Rashville Tennessee AP reports country stars George Jones and Tammy Wynette will record together later this month for the first time since their divorce over a year ago. Producer Billy Sherrill says both artists want to work together and are looking forward to the project.
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Rashville, Tenn
George Jones
Tammy Wynette
George
Tammy
Dole
Billy Sherrit
Governor Brown weighs Maryland presidential bid push
California governor Edmund Brown plans a possible aggressive run in Maryland for the Democratic presidential primary next month. aides have contacted Maryland leaders including Gov. Marvin Mandel and Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer. A decision on campaigning in Maryland may come by mid May and could include a $100,000 ad blitz.
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Edmund (. Brown
Calforminls
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore
William Donald Schaeffer
Brown
Hughes hideaway in Acapulco penthouse taxied by security
Acapulco reports reveal Howard Hughes installed in a luxury penthouse at the Princess Hotel with eight rooms leased for ten thousand dollars daily. Police notes describe guards, orthopedic beds, medical equipment and a lab like setup, as investigators probe forged access and import questions while staff mention Hughes’s extended stay and intense routines.
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Mezine
Princess
Howard Hughes
Dillionaire
Rugtes
Manuel Catalan
U Hughes
Peters Data
le Mary
Polleshal Hughes
Clarence Waltron
San Netley
Calif
Wilbur Lever Mylar
Hughes
Waldrog
Bahamas
Waldron
Scramble for Hughes money starts in California and Nevada
California and Nevada scramble to control Howard Hughes holdings after his death. Los Angeles County moves to appoint a public administrator, while Texas and Nevada officials appoint temporary administrators. Nevada seeks to inventory bonds and may appoint Richard Adler to manage assets including hotels and real estate.
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Offhelals
California
Nevada
Howard Hughes
Fortum
Ars
Hughes
Althugh Hughes
Texas
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Kenneth Haba
Bruce Altman
Maha
Ul Altman
Summa Corp
Richard €. Gano Jr
Houston
Abn
Tan Ecady
Abe
Adler
Las Vegas
Tha
Annette Gano Lammis
Withiam
Lammis
Pat Gregory
April
Arapalco
Mexia
Tarston
Doctors worry about Patty Hearst health in hospital
Patricia Hearst, recovering from surgery, had an air tube removed but doctors cautioned on her ongoing health. Authorities and guards monitored her Sacramento hospital as prosecutors consider legal actions tied to the 1975 Crocker Bank robbery.
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Patricia Hearst
Hearst
Maruzal
Sacramento
Calif
Ol Anial
Wastabe
Etpata
S. District Court
Philip Wilkins
Memday
Miss Hearst
Sohnsoe
Lebanon backs new cease fire and elections plan
Beawat Lebanon reports President Franjieh signed a constitutional amendment enabling early elections to replace him. Premier Karami announced the move as a new ceasefire amid civil war, with parliament Speaker Assaad to organize polls. Gunfire celebrated the signing, seen as a set back in sectarian tensions.
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Lebanon
Lebamn
Swlelmas Franjieh
Lita
Rashid Karami
Franjieh
Sithin
Syria
Karami
Franjieh Aehd
Kamel Assaad
Beirat Radio
100000 Attend Convention of Fiddlers in Union Grove
AAP report from Union Grove North Carolina says about 109,990 bluegrass fans, mostly students, packed into the town for the Old Time Fiddlers Convention. Sheriff deputies and state agents set up a command post at Union Grove High School amid a busy scene. About 109 people were arrested Friday night for drunkenness or traffic and drug violations. Last year heavy rains flooded the grounds and trapped cars.
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N.C
Sted
Iredell County
AM atTe
J. Pierre van Hoy
State
Hareau
Alcoholic Beverage Central
Union Grove High Sehool
Tom ‘Thompson
Camion
Flu vaccine tests begin next week in mass rollout
The FDA announced four drug firms delivered 24,08 vials of an experimental influenza vaccine in three dosage strengths. Volunteers will receive shots and be monitored to determine the best protection with minimal side effects. The vaccine uses inactivated virus and is intended for nationwide distribution.
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Washington
Fador
U.S
Food and Brug Administration
Itat
FDA
Volunteere
Elvis unaware widow plans private wedding
ATHENS Fla AP The widow Dean Tribble said Friday night she will marry entertainer Elvis Presley in a private ceremony Saturday but Presley could not be reached for comment. Dr George Kichypaulous of Memphis said the report was not true. Tribble’s family and a weekly column had earlier hinted at an engagement.
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Mont
University of Montana
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Mansfiel
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Mansfield
Ite
Acapulco
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Shea
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Palma
Athens
Fla
Thadean Tribble
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Marty Bien
Tribble
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Memphis
Tenn
Mia Paulets
Barnet
Homer McLemore
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