Word: brighams
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Massachusetts Public Health Council voted Wednesday to postpone indefinitely issuing a license to the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital--the Medical School's teaching hospital in Roxbury--to supervise the state's only non-hospital artifical kidney unit...
...Brigham staff members--Dr. Constantine L. Hampers, instructor in Medicine, and Dr. Edward B. Hager, clinical instructor in Medicine--founded and still direct the unit in question: the Babcock Artificial Kidney Center, Inc., in Brookline...
According to Dr. Ann H. Pettigrew, acting director of the Division of Medical Care in the Public Health Department, the council's decision was based on Brigham's violation of the provisions in its original contract with Babcock and on the hospital's "general bad faith...
AMERICANA The Whispered Faith Brigham Young was a Mormon bold, And a leader of the roaring rams, And a shepherd of a heap of pretty little sheep, And a nice fold of pretty little Jambs, And he lived with his five andforty wives, In the city of great Salt Lake Where they woo and coo as pretty doves do, And cackle like ducks to a drake...
...Mormon rams of Brigham Young's polygamous persuasion still exist, but they do not roar; they whisper. Scattered across every county in Utah, most numerous in the Salt Lake Valley, live perhaps 20,000 men, women and children who still take literally Young's solemn litany: "The only men who become Gods, even the sons of God, are those who enter into polygamy." They keep their private lives extremely private, for polygamy is illegal in Utah, as in every other state, and was outlawed by the Church of Jesus