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...blood bankers, by and large, have done little to bring down the cost of the blood fractions that hemophiliacs must have. The American Red Cross, which collects 40% of all the blood in the U.S., has in fact lately agreed to turn over some of its blood to the Hyland Division of Baxter Laboratories, a commercial concern that charges twice as much for the hemophiliac fractions as some doctors say it should cost. "I understand your concern," a company official told Robert Massie, "but my sales people are always against lowering prices. Remember, I have to think of theirs...
...THOMAS HYLAND, 30, was seriously wounded by a mortar shell while serving as a military adviser in Viet Nam in December 1968. He is special counsel for the Securities and Exchange Commission in the New York region. "I paid with almost two years of my life for something I don't have the answers to. The Government owes us a debt that is signed in blood to explain why Tom Hyland and others like him went there...
...knows the characteristics of his horse as well as the others in the race. If he's behind a horse that he knows tends to drift outside down the stretch, he knows the inside is open to him." Cordero also possesses a fine sense of timing. Steward Nathaniel Hyland admires the way Cordero "paces horses to save their speed for the end." After riding one long shot to victory from far back last week, Cordero explained, "I knew even though I was five lengths back at the quarter pole that the horse was ready...
Occasionally, however, the news beats the photographer. When Picture Researcher Francine Hyland had to illustrate a recent Medicine story dealing with a factory closed by asbestosis-a disease that affects workers in asbestos factories-she found that there were no photos available and the company that owned the factory would not allow any to be taken. Hyland finally located a doctor in Manhattan who had done research on the disease and obtained from him a photo of factory machinery covered by the harmful asbestos dust. By contrast, Hyland notes, last week's Modern Living story on streaking produced...
...Brain Hyland...