New York TimesA Study Documents the Paucity of Black Elected Prosecutors: Zero in Most StatesNew York TimesAbout 95 percent of the 2,437 elected state and local prosecutors across the country in 2014 were white, and 79 percent were white men, according…
Can Ted Cruz break into the top tier? – CNN
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Can Ted Cruz break into the top tier?
CNN Cruz’s tour took him to Texas, where many of his top donors live; to Georgia, a Super Tuesday state that is home to some of Cruz’s most powerful political backers; and ends in Iowa, the first of four states specially chosen to hold an early nominating … Ted Cruz’s 2016 campaign says its raised more than $14MThe Killeen Daily Herald |
Oil boom royalites extend Texas Scottish Rite Hospital’s mission – Dallas Morning News
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Oil boom royalites extend Texas Scottish Rite Hospital’s mission
Dallas Morning News With the oil boom, the hospital has received roughly $500 million in oil and gas royalties over the past four years, most of it related to a West Texas ranch donated to the organization in the 1960s. Those royalties helped the not-for-profit hospital … |
Briefly: Blood drives, GCF’s grant cycle, New voter cards – Galesburg Register-Mail
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Briefly: Blood drives, GCF’s grant cycle, New voter cards
Galesburg Register-Mail Blood drives scheduled. GALESBURG — The American Red Cross will have blood drives at the following times and locations: July 14 — 2 to 6 p.m., Galesburg Blood Donation Center, 143 E. Main St. July 21 — 1 to 6 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 214 … |
MP Will Tell Obama ‘Shut Up and Go Home’ if He Pushes Pro-Gay Agenda in … – NBCNews.com
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MP Will Tell Obama ‘Shut Up and Go Home’ if He Pushes Pro-Gay Agenda in …
NBCNews.com Kenyans took to the street Monday against homosexuality and a lawmaker said that he will tell President Obama to, “shut up and go home” if he tries to push a pro-gay agenda when he visits the country later this month. Last month’s U.S. Supreme Court … |
Consent for organ donation strengthened through registries – Chippewa Herald
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Consent for organ donation strengthened through registries
Chippewa Herald First-person consent makes donation easier on families because they can honor a choice the deceased person made instead of having to decide themselves, said Mike Anderson, executive director of UW Organ and Tissue Donation, the Madison-based … UW Hospital a leader in alternative to brain death organ donationJournal Times Ananish Chaudhuri and Tom Schnackenberg: ‘Opt out’ organ donoring needed …New Zealand Herald |
Reaching out to blood donors in Cornwall – Standard Freeholder
Reaching out to blood donors in CornwallStandard FreeholderCornwall Community Hospital wants the Ramada Inn to run red with blood — not literally though. The hospital will be holding a Canadian Blood Services blood drive on Tuesday. Blood is an import…
Imminent death organ donation could help others, stir distrust – La Crosse Tribune
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Imminent death organ donation could help others, stir distrust
La Crosse Tribune Bender signed up to be an organ donor in the early 1990s, long before his arms and legs started becoming weak four years ago. He was diagnosed with ALS, also called Lou Gehrig’s disease, in February 2014. He has used a wheelchair since last summer, … |
Consent for organ donation strengthened through registries – La Crosse Tribune
La Crosse Tribune |
Consent for organ donation strengthened through registries
La Crosse Tribune First-person consent makes donation easier on families because they can honor a choice the deceased person made instead of having to decide themselves, said Mike Anderson, executive director of UW Organ and Tissue Donation, the Madison-based … Ananish Chaudhuri and Tom Schnackenberg: ‘Opt out’ organ donoring needed …New Zealand Herald |
Op to ease knee arthritis using a slice of someone else’s hip! – Daily Mail
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Op to ease knee arthritis using a slice of someone else’s hip!
Daily Mail At other centres, donated bone may also come from deceased patients. The donor bone acts as scaffold to hold the leg in its new position. If you were to test the grafted tissue six months later, it would have been totally replaced by new bone created … |