European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 28, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 28 the stars and stripes monday october 28, 1985 artificial pump attached to Man s heart san Francisco up an artificial pump was attached u the heart of a dying Man whose own Orpin had ceased functioning but remained in his Chest while doctors waited to replace it with a donor heart it was disclosed saturday. The artificial pump called the Thora acc heart is primarily used to support patients whose hearts temporarily do not recover from open heart surgery. Richard h. Dalian 33. An Auto Mechanic from Sonoma. Calif., was hours from death when he underwent a five hour operation Friday to implant the Thora Tec heart at Pacific presbyterian medical Center doctors said. The functions of his heart have been completely taken Over by the artificial de vice a Hospital spokeswoman said. Dallara was in critical but stable Condi Tion saturday Hospital spokeswoman Nancy Mil i House said. Hallarn s degenerated cardiac muscle remained inside his Chest but blood was being pumped through the otherwise inoperable Organ by the Thora Tec heart Mil House said. It was the second time two sides of a Tho Alec heart have been combined to per form us percent of a human heart s functions and it s doing just that said or. J. Donald Hill who attached the pumping machine. Hill said he did not know How Long dal Lara could survive without a functioning human heart. The Thora Tec heart can go for a Long Lime but the longest it has kept a human alive while a donor was awaited is 19 Days nil said. Dallara s diseased heart was not removed because of the versatility of the Thora Tec heart he said. It can be used either inside or outside of the patient and we Don t have to specify for a person s he said. The Jarvik-7 artificial heart can Only be used on Large doctors issued an urgent Call to hospitals and police facilities for a human heart for Dallara. The artificial heart was manufactured by Thor acc laboratories of Berkeley calif., and has been used in clinical research for the past decade. Millhouse said Dallara was Semi conscious with poor vital signs at the Start of surgery Millhouse said. His condition deteriorated thursday to the Point where cardiac replacement was necessary to prevent death doctors said. On saturday the patient s blood pressure was Good and he responded to family Mem Bers. The Bachelor was visited by his parents three Brothers and four Sisters. Two men in Pennsylvania also await human donor hearts to replace mechanical devices keeping them alive. Thomas Gai Dosh is in Pittsburgh with a Jaryik-7 artificial heart while Anthony Mandia is surviving on a Penn state heart in Hershey a. Salvador aviation chief abducted by 10 armed men san Salvador up suspected leftist guerrillas kidnapped Salvador s civil aviation chief saturday less than three Days after rebels freed president Jose Napoleon Duarte s abducted daughter. It. Col. Carlos Aviles the government s chief military spokesman said col. Omar Napoleon Avalos former commander of the presidential guard was taken from his farm 20 Miles cast of san Salvador late in the afternoon by 10 men carrying m-16 assault rifles and driven away in a White pickup truck. Aviles had no immediate information on the identity of the men. Another military source said they probably belong to the leftist rebel movement that has been fighting to overthrow the government for six years. No one claimed responsibility for the abduction. Avalos 42, was relaxing with his children on his farm in Cus Callan province when the kidnappers appeared. They saw it All Aviles said referring to the children of Avalos. Duarte. Who was hosting a reception for journalists when reporters Learned of the abduction said he quickly appointed a Spe Cial commission to handle he Case. Avalos was commander of the presiden tial guard under former president Alvaro Magana. He stayed on under Duarte until june when he was asked to head the civil aviation Agency Aviles said. The kidnapping came less than three rioting from Page 1 near the Auto Assembly City of port Eliza Beth 600 Miles South of Johannesburg. More than 770 people have been killed since the riots began on sept. 3, 1984. In Beaufort West a farming Community 175 Miles Inland from Cape town police said two officers suffered Bullet wounds when a member of a Stone throwing Black crowd opened fire. Police reported rioting and arson in a half do in other communities. Rapport an afrikaans sunday paper that has Good sources inside the govern ment said police believed foreign correspondents based in South Africa presented a false image of the country. Strict action could be expected against them within the next few weeks the paper said without specifying. Most South africans have never seen a Black throwing stones because apartheid sets Black residential areas where the worst of the rioting flans far from White communities. It has Only been in recent weeks when hostilities spilled into White areas of Cape town and Johannesburg that Many Whites Felt threatened. Most elements of the Media play Down the unrest leading to a situation where readers and viewers overseas often see More about South Africa s troubles than do South africans. Days Afler Lef Lisl rebels freed Duarte s kid napped daughter Ines Guadalupe Duarte Duran and a female companion after 44 Days in Captivity. Other kidnapped Munici pal officials were freed in Exchange for 118 of the rebels jailed comrades. Sources close to the kidnapping of the women told United press International ear Lier saturday that military commanders warned the president that negotiations with the rebels holding his daughter could Lead to a wave of kidnappings. When asked about that Duarte said the kidnappings Are the product of the minds of terrorists and they will do what they want to Duarte also confirmed that As part of the Accord reached to free his daughter and her Friend the army and rebels had agreed there would be no More kidnappings of rela Tives of politicians or military commanders. But Wil we be Able to believe them Duarte asked. Who can believe what they say temperatures armed thieves grab 9 paintings in Paris Paris a at least four armed men burst into Paris mar Moltan museum Dur ing visiting hours sunday morning and stole nine important paintings including Claude Monet s impression Soleil Levant which gave the name to the impressionist move ment. Museum officials said the thieves appeared to be completely familiar with the museum. Witnesses said two or three of them went directly to the Monet room in the basement while two others held guards and visitors at Bay with pistols. The men then ran from the museum put the paintings in the trunk of a Gray car double parked outside and fled the wit Nesses said. Police were not notified until after the men had fled because an alarm system turned on at night was not hooked up according to a museum official who asked not to be named. In All five Mon cts two a choirs one Byrthe Morisot and one Narusch were Sto Len museum officials said. Museum conservator Yves Brayer said the stolen paintings were Worth at least 100 million francs about $12.5 million. However the value of Monet s impressions Soleil Levant impression rising Sun is inestimable museum officials said. Monet s impression Soleil Levant a painting of the port at la Havre done in 1872, is a tableau of blues and Browns Fea Turing an Orange disk shining through the morning fog. The water dotted with two fishing boats merges with the sky in a play of reflections. It was first shown in 1874 at the Salon of the photographer Nader along with other paintings of that genre. A critic derisively referred to All the artists As impressionists the name which stayed with the movement of artists. Brayer said others of the stolen paintings were very fragile and for that reason were Lent out to other museums As Little As possible. Saia wer t r. Monet possible. Hiker getting ride Home to enlist in army Lansing Mich. A a Young Allen made the decision he d drive Back Cole on saturday morning from winches Man urn Cut nut in from Mir Ioan to a ill i in the sunday. Cole said. No Ter. A. 71 Miles West of in i Nonn n who set out to walk fro Michigan to Washington d.c., to prove his feel arc fit for my service is being driven Home from Virginia for induction now that he s received a medical waiver Richard Cole press Secretary for gov. James Blnchard said saturday. Officials Friday decided to Grant the waiver allowing Allen Pepke 18, to enlist. Two earlier rejections based on a doctor s diagnosis of psoriasis of the feet prompted Pepke to embark oct. 13 on the 625-mile walk from his Home in new Haven a de troit suburb to Washington. Pepke had planned to arrive in washing ton on monday but was told instead to re port that Day to the military Entrance processing station in Detroit where he is to be inducted into the army Cole said. Alle drive wit s Mother sunday. Rcck Pepke had accompanied her son in a pickup truck. Michigan state police contacted West Virginia state police on Friday night with word of the waiver and troopers passed the word to pc pc in Augusta ., Cole said. Pepke however kept walking and called pro football Chicago a my Nuta 9 dabs a alarm 10 Denver 30, Kansas Chi 10 Houston is. Lull 10 Indium ii 17, can Bay 0 Tow Yort 17, Smiht 14 Philadelphia 21, Buffalo 17 Dalas Hantl 10 Washington a Cleveland i 34 it 41 74 m 20 61 78 44 77 37 68 36 60 63 76 41 65 47 64 ii 61 41 59 65 7? 35 76 45 70 39 71 34 67 61 7b 49 69 51 77 38 67 -18-1 43 57 38 65 75 b5 66 75 41 70 70 b4 57 76 52 s4 Albany Almaquer Aue Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic Colv Baltimore Bill Noi Birmingham Boise Boston Buffalo Burlington oar Leuon . 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