The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, February 17, 1986, Image 11

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Monday, February 17, 1986/The Battalion/Page 11
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By Jim Earle
“When I’m driving, it looks like I’m wearing a seatbeat. ”
tore Pacific storms
limed at California
tals!
n
Associated Press
■Flooded rivers receded slowly
Hnday in saturated Northern Cali-
pomia as crews worked to restore
■ctricity and clear away mudslides,
bui more rain was on the way on the
fheels of the worst weather in three
iylars.
■More heavy snow fell over the
jmountains of the West, where av
alanche danger was high, and freez
ing rain and sleet iced highways
piibin Nebraska into Ohio.
Sihe National Weather Service is-
Hpd a winter storm warning for
Ifliore snow and high wind for the
northern Sierra Nevada and the
Ike Tahoe area along the Nevada-
Ealifornia border and for Colora-
dos mountains and Gunnison Val
ley. Travelers’ advisories were
posted from Washington state down
to northern Arizona, where 13
inches of snow fell overnight south
of Flagstaff.
Sonoma County, northwest of San
Francisco, was the hardest hit. Small
boats and city buses were used to
evacuate residents of some 400
homes when the Petaluma River
overflowed Friday. One woman was
missing after her home at Boulder
Creek, north of Santa Cruz, slid 150
feet down a hillside and into a creek.
But in Texas, the rain receded.
The state had unseasonably warm
temperatures with windy conditions
Sunday, and forecasters predicted
the warming trend would continue
through the beginning of the week.
Heart recipient
celebrates
one-year mark
Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Consuming
only liquids, dependent on a respira
tor but grinning at his nurses, re
tired autoworker Murray Flaydon
marks his first year of life on an arti
ficial heart Monday.
Donna Hazle, Audubon’s director
of public relations, said family and
hospital staff will gather in the Hu
mana Hospital Audubon auditorium
to cheer Haydon, 59, one of two per
manent implant recipients still alive.
During the first year, Haydon es
caped brain-damaging strokes that
have troubled William Schroeder,
the longest-surviving artificial heart
patient.
But except for a few weeks in
June, he has never been free of a
respirator, first because of what doc
tors called psychological depen
dence and later because of chest and
lung infections.
Haydon is unable to speak or eat
solid food because of the respirator
tubes in an incision in his throat, she
said.
Haydon writes notes and uses
hand signals to converse with his
wife, Juanita, who is at the hospital
every day, his children and grand
children, who are frequent visitors,
and doctors and hospital staff mem
bers.
“He communicates a lot, but not
verbally,’’ Hazle said.
Haydon, who consumes some liq
uids by mouth and is fed intrave
nously, engages in occupational the
rapy, such as brushing his teeth,
combing his hair and dressing him
self. His physical therapy includes
the use of weights to strengthen his
arms and legs, she said.
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