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...William Wolfe, 22, the son of a Pennsylvania anesthesiologist and one of those slain in the Los Angeles firefight. In a soft and calm tone, Patty said that her relationship with Wolfe, whom she called "Cujo," was founded on a "commitment to the struggle and our love for the people." She added: "He taught me the truth. We loved each other so much. His love for the people was so deep that he was willing to give his life for them. The name Cujo means 'unconquerable.' It was the perfect name...
Known as "Willie the Wolf to his friends, he was the son of a Pennsylvania anesthesiologist...
WILLIAM WOLFE. Son of a Pennsylvania anesthesiologist, he was attracted to the political activism at Berkeley, where he registered as a student in 1971 and 1972. His friends, who included Remiro and Little, called him "Willie the Wolf." He took black-culture courses at Berkeley and in May 1972 began regularly attending meetings of the Black Cultural Association at various California prisons. On Jan. 11, he was visiting his parents when a friend phoned to say that Remiro and Little had been arrested. That same day he disappeared...
...moneysaving aspects of the idea. Hernia repair, for example, can cost an inpatient more than $600 in costs, exclusive of doctor's fees, at Detroit's St. John Hospital. An outpatient would pay only $301, most of it for the use of the operating room and the anesthesiologist's fees...
Standing Up. Anesthesiologist Barbara Lipton encountered a typical response while interning at Yale-New Haven Hospital. She held retractors for a neurosurgeon during a particularly long operation. The surgeon, duly impressed with her perseverance, sent her a Christmas greeting: "To one of the boys." Says Pediatrician-Hematologist Darleen Powars: "There are hundreds of ways to discourage woman surgeons. There's no place for a woman resident to sleep. And if you want to urinate some other way than standing up, you have a problem...