Surgeons Testify They Didn't Have Permission to Use a Donor's Heart
In Richmond Virginia during a landmark civil suit William E. Tucker claims his brother Bruce Tucker died so his heart could be used in Virginia's first cardiac transplant. Surgeons testified they lacked family or examiner consent when surgery began. The medical examiner had authorized under unclaimed bodies statute after efforts to contact kin failed. The recipient Joseph G. Klett died a week later.
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Moscow Spruced Up For Nixon's Visit
Moscow residents praise Nixon as honorary citizen as the city renovates with extensive refurbishing and resurfacing work in preparation for the visit. The public mood emphasizes Nixon's perceived impact on the town.
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Man 89 Killed by Train Near Harrisonburg
An 83-year-old Harrisonburg man, Miller Wise Shipplett, was killed by a diesel locomotive while picking wild asparagus along the Chesapeake-Western spur near Harrisonburg. Police said he did not hear the approaching train and the engineer did not see him until the engine passed.
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