Disturbing Questions Raised as Artificial Heart Nears
Washington AP report notes the totally implantable artificial heart may be ready for limited human testing within years, but ethical legal and financial issues loom. NHLI and Atomic Energy Commission funding totals tens of millions. panelists urge medical based recipient selection and clear death criteria before public availability.
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Norfolk Savings Directors Ordered to Disclose Personal Finances
Norfolk Savings & Loan Corp. receiver won the right to review 10 directors personal finances amid a $21.8 million lawsuit alleging negligence. Judge Thomas W Johnston limited disclosure to 10 of 17 categories and set an Aug. 30 deadline, protecting some records from public access while enforcing income tax, net worth, stock, debt, and business check records from the past 13 years.
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Ruling Won’t Hurt Private Virginia Schools
In Virginia the reaction to a federal court ruling barring private schools from excluding Black students is mixed. Hampton Roads Academy headmaster Dr. Robert E. Cox says the decision helps eliminate stigma and positions such schools as educational leaders, while Tidewater Academy president Oscar Parker expects no major impact. Surry Academy official T.W. Tynes Jr. notes no current antiBlack policy, though the 1963 opening saw seven Black applicants denied.
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Heloise Tips and Reader Hints From the Newspaper
A collage of reader tips on saving time and home ideas. Suggestions include keeping a personal wish book of clippings, sewing a half slip from a pillowcase, using a spare spice rack for perfumes, reusing T shirts as rags, and baking tips for apples with cloves. The column invites letters to Heloise but notes high mail volume limits personal responses.
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