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DIED. FARLEY, 16, faithful and beloved dog of the Patterson family; of a heart attack triggered by his heroic but strenuous rescue of the family's youngest child, April, from a rain-swollen river; somewhere in Canada...
...defense is expected to summon an army of patients to portray a man motivated by nothing but the Hippocratic oath. "I'd go to the ends of the earth for him,'' says Charles Fiske of Bridgewater, Massachusetts, whose 11-month-old daughter Jamie in 1982 became the world's youngest recipient of a successful liver transplant performed by Najarian. Scott Jameson of Minneapolis, Minnesota, who recently marked the 25th anniversary of his kidney transplant, is already considering what he'd like to tell the jury. "I've seen one side of the man," he says, "and he's been nothing...
...women who, as children, had been taken to emergency rooms in the late 1970s for abuse-related injuries. Nearly two decades later, 20 of them said they could not remember their hospitalization. Williams determined that the children who had been the most severely abused-and abused at the youngest age-were the most likely to have forgotten the experience...
Mleczko, the youngest member of the U.S. National Team at 19, joins former Harvard standout Sandra Whyte '92 on the twenty-member National squad. The team includes only one other college player, senior Stephanie O'Sullivan of Providence College...
...reasonable? Under that arrangement the workers most likely to leave the system would be the youngest and the most prosperous, taking with them their larger tax contributions. Those most likely to remain would include a disproportionate number of low-wage, low-tax workers, who rarely have the kind of jobs that come with good pensions. In no time the government's obligations to retirees would exceed its Social Security revenues, leaving it without funds to continue paying checks to the current crop of retirees or to those nearing retirement who were counting on Social Security. "The system is obligated...