Surgeons Push Ahead With Transplants From Dead Donors
Surgeons in the United States report successful transplantation of lungs and livers from deceased donors into five patients, while a Soviet surgeon plans to trial a heart transplant. Early results show borrowed organs can function briefly but face rejection and blood supply challenges.
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Opponents Testify Against Staunton Renewal Project
A witness for nine property owners opposed to Staunton’s urban renewal project testified that only three area buildings were in serious disrepair, seven percent of the target area. He described one dilapidated, two with partial disrepair, while 21 needed minor repairs and six were in good condition. The project cost is about 1.26 million dollars. Additional witnesses reported lower crime in the project area and no major health hazards.
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Friendship Majorettes Win Two Parades
The Friendship Majorettes won first place in two parades. They placed first in the Romney West Virginia Fireman’s Parade on Friday and first in the Stephens City Firemen’s Parade on Wednesday. Warrenton Rebelettes took second.
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Public Health Protection and Food Drug Safety Update
An FDA led example shows cooperation with manufacturers as a toy made of an elastic putty caused allergic skin rashes and was removed after health agency proof. A health bulletin urges doctors to report adverse drug reactions and stresses constant vigilance by federal health agencies. Burns classification advances aid surgeons with dye tests in plastic surgery. Custard desserts and mayonnaise salads must be refrigerated to prevent gastric upsets.
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Talks Break Down in British Guiana Power Strife
Peace talks between Georgetown’s two major parties collapsed as the Peoples National Congress demanded immediate lifting of emergency restrictions. Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan’s PPP refused, saying the measures are essential to keep order amid ongoing racial tensions in the colony.
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