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MOSCOW (AP) — The official news agency Tass reported Wednes day that a Texas teen-ager who fdl ill on a tour of the Soviet Union is being cared for at a Moscow hospital and said information about her con dition was immediately relayed to U-S. Embassy officials here Lisa Riggs- 17. of Irving, collapsed Sunday night during her tour group's visit to the Moscow Circus and was taken to Botkm Hospital “within minutes.** Tass said Tass said Dr Galina Mishina, dep uty chief doctor at the hospital, told the agency. “Two or three hours af ter the girl had been hospitalized embassy officials telephoned the clinic and received full information about the patient's condition." The doctor, who noted that Riggs has suffered from asthma since she was three, was quoted as saving. “We believe that the aggravation of her condition was caused by the allergic reaction to the pollen of blossoming poplars and linden trees and flow ers." The girl's lather. Gordon Riggs, is expected to arrive in Moscow Thurs day night. l ass said Western news media re ported that Riggs had "vanished." and that there had been “no doctors at the hospital, so no one could in form the embassy of the patient's condition.” The Associated Press in Dallas quoted Riggs' mother Cheryl as say ing that she learned from the U.S. Embassy m Moscow that her daugh ter was in a critical care unit but no doctors were available to give the embassy details of her condition. Riggs' parents initially learned of hei collapse from a teacher traveling with the group. Betty Salter, who telephoned the Riggs home in the Dallas suburb of Irving. Mishina said Riggs should be able to rejoin her lour group in seven to 10 days. Tass quoted the daughter as say ing. “Mv parents are coming to see me tomorrow. I'm all right now." Roogcm sooks Pentagon health care reform care to military de- retirees for a set for dispensing pendents and annual fee The Pentagon plans to require bidders to eliminate most of the fees now paid by dependents and retirees while offering more ben efits The idea is that the coverage would be so attractive that depen dents and retirees will enroll vol untarily. even though to do so will require them to use the contrac tors phvsirians, WASHINGTON (AP) — The Reagan administration has de cided to pursue reform of the Pentagon's health care system by changing the manner in which more than 6 million dependents and retirees receive medical care. The initiative calls for the De fense Department to solicit bids this fall from health maintenance organizations, insurance compa nies and other interested medical groups on contracts under which thev would assume responsibility Child's condition critical; now heart needed LOMA LINDA, Calif (AP) — A Texas toddlei who received a heart transplant (ought for life Wednesday alter the newly im planted organ failed to work properly, spurring doctors to seek a second bean donor. "Nickv’s condition is extremely critical." l>oma Linda University Medical Center spokeswoman Anita Rockwell said in a prepared statement “ The outcome ts un certain a search lor another heart is in progress " She said the hoy's need for a donated heart was extremely ur J gent “Persons who have knowledge of an available heart or of the possibility of such a heart should contact their local organ procure ment agency immediately." she said. The 3-year-old, Nicky Carri- /ales of San Antonio, had suf fered cardiomyopathy, a fatal de- f eneration of the heart muscle. le was one of two children await ing transplants at Loma Linda. 1st quarter GNP shows 2.9 percont growth IT 1 m during all of 1985 WASHINGTON (AP) — The economy grew at a modest annual rate of 2.9 percent in the first three months of the year as fur ther weakness in foreign trade forced the geyvernment Wednes day to scale bac k a more upbeat assessment of the economy’s per formance. The Oimmerce Department said the gross national product, the broadest measure of eco nomic health, was growing at a rate only slightly better than the Stock market rebounds for mixed closing The reduction in GNP growth from earlier estimates came from an upward revision in the coun try’s foreign trade deficit. Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Yokker. commenting chi the downward revision in the GNP figure, said it provided further evidence of the "seriousness of our trade deficit." 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