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MMH gets community survey resultsMONTROSE —With obvious objectives, Montrose Memorial Hospital conducted a community survey and the results are in.
Conjoined twins to be separatedA set of one-month-old girls believed to be the first known American Indian conjoined twins, are doing well and will be separated, doctors say.
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Separation planned for Oklahoma conjoined twinsA set of 1-month-old girls believed to be the first known American Indian conjoined twins are doing well and will be separated, doctors say.
Sulphur man among those pardoned by PresidentA Sulphur man convicted of a federal crime was among 14 people pardoned by President Bush Monday.
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Report says Ontario residents not getting best cancer careOntario cancer patients aren't always getting the surgeries that might cure their disease and those having surgery don't always receive the highest-quality procedures, says a [...]
Lizard People Could Be Decisive in MinnesotaThe great Senate race recount of 2008 continues apace in Minnesota, with former funny guy Al Franken, the Democrat, enjoying a net gain of 46 votes over former furniture vendor Norm Coleman, the Republican, not counting ballot challenges.
Separation planned for Oklahoma conjoined twinsWed, Nov 26, 2008 (1:42 a.m.) A set of 1-month-old girls believed to be the first known American Indian conjoined twins are doing well and will be separated, doctors say.
