MCV Heart Transplant Team Sued for One Million
A $1 million lawsuit in Richmond targets the Medical College of Virginia heart transplant team alleging wrongful death and premature heart removal of Bruce Tucker. The suit names multiple doctors led by Dr. Lower and Dr. Hume and accuses conspiring to transplant Tucker’s heart before natural death.
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Ieart
State Anatomical Board
Stennis argues for limits on Nixon military powers
In Richmond at the Virginia State Bar banquet Sen. John C. Stennis urges Congress to restrict the president's future Cambodia action. He likens such limits to sending telegrams to Hanoi Moscow and Peking and says Congress should vote restrictions, dismissing the idea of not trusting the president.
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Man Who Admitted He fatally hurt 6 Gets passing
A Los Angeles police confession links Mack Ray Edwards to six child deaths between 1956 and 1968. Edwards pleaded guilty to a serious case and was sentenced to death in San Quentin gas chamber. He led officers to three bodies and faced further inquiries into possible other disappearances.
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Agnew Attacks Liberal News Media At Houston Dinner
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew blasted liberal news media at a Houston fundraising event, accusing The New York Times The New York Post and The Washington Post of bias while vowing to continue his criticism. He also targeted campus demonstrators and faculty members, urging dismissal of a “hard core” of dissenters. He planned to address the International Cancer Congress in Houston.
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Memorial Services Across Churches This Weekend
The Memorial Service at Refuge United Methodist Church is set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. led by Rev. Charles Harless with special music from Mrs. Nancy Clem, her daughter Karen, and the church choir. Rev. Theodore Harris from California will speak at St. Paul A M E Church at 11 a.m. tomorrow. A 3:30 p.m. service by the Holiness Church in Washington DC, led by Rev. E D Johnson, is also open to the public.
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Man who bought home for 15 dollars to return it
In Melbourne Florida the man who bought Vincent J Cattee’s $11,000 home at a tax sale for 15 dollars and costs will return it. Cecil Platt bought the delinquent tax certificates and faced a public backlash. Cattee’s wife spoke of relief and his illness. County officials urged a law to combine taxes to avoid similar tragedies.
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