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696-7675.
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ter bedroom w/private bath in 4bdrm
house, on bus-route, 12-min. bike ride to
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3bdrm/1.5bth, $250/mo. +1/3bills, 1-block
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695-2227.
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Male to rent 1-bedroom in a 4-bedroom
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817-235-5734.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Oregon Health and
Science University has apologized to the parents
of a teen-ager after employees apparently lost
the girl's heart and lungs removed during an au
topsy.
Stephanie Cruzen, 16, died of a heart attack
Dec. 7, three years after receiving a transplant
ed heart to correct an inherited cardiac disorder.
Doctors at OHSU removed the organs and
planned to send her heart and lungs to a spe
cialist to pinpoint the cause of death.
"Everything would have been found in the
heart and lungs," said her mother, Ann Cruzen.
"It would have told us what happened to her.
Now, it's just gone."
In a July 1 7 letter to the Cruzens, OHSU at
torney Rodney Norton said officials believe the
organs were discarded by a temporary empk
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Heinz is adding "Funt
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Hoping to build on last year's success withs
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Tuesday the purple ketchup will beonstort
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company boost its share of the U.S. ketchup
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Glenn starts rookie traininj
camp with Detroit Lions
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drawing off the experience of
his older l^rotlier Aaron, a
cornerlnack for tlie New York
Jets — did not seem to be
surprised.
“Everybody’s good, so it
picks up quickly. I’ve got to
move just as quick, or I’m going
to get lost in the shuffle,” he
said. “When you think about
that, it gets you to move just as
quickly as the other guys.”
So far, things have been go
ing well for the new Lion. “I’m
already up to the second
string,” Glenn said. “I’m going
to keep working, so I can make
an impact, and I can make a
name for myself.
“I want to be able to fire up
the fans up here the same way I
used to at Kyle Field.”
Glenn’s injury caused him to
go from being one of The
Sporting News’ Top 10 outside
linebackers in the draft to a
sixth-round pick. The Lions,
with former NFL all-pro line
backer Matt Millen as their new
general manager, did not pass
on him. Glenn feels honored to
have been drafted by someone
with Millen’s resume, which in
cludes three Super Bowl rings.
“I see him as a great friend
and a coach, not the presi
dent and CEO,” Glenn said
of Millen. “He comes out
and does the drills with us,
give us some tips ... he’s real
ly a great guy.”
The Lions are holding camp
in Saginaw, Michigan, which
Glenn say$ is a long way from
College Station.
“The other day, it got up to
85 (degrees), and some of the
guys were dying out here,”
Glenn said. “I looked at them
and said, ‘This is great! This is
like early morning in College
Station!’ ”
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are having their chances for a
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working real hard, and learn
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working hard and stay healthy, 6Viden<
we’ll be good.” LUBBOl
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forward to playing in the NFC
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to Lamheau (Field) and
against the Packers and tea®]
like that. There’s so much tra
dition; it’s like home. I cani]
wait — and Ferg had betterk!
looking for me when he j
over the middle.”
Glenn showed that he hail
not forgotten his Aggie roots
with his message to the fans
back in Texas “I’ll always bear
Aggie heart. I may wear blue,
silver and grey now, but I’l
ways be maroon and white at
heart. Tell ’em that I miss ’em
and I hope to come down anl i
see ’em when we beat the hell |
out of Texas.”