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Washburn Rural grad waiting for double-lung transplant

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Micheal's condition is similar to that of 12-year-old Madison Taliaferro, of Topeka, who underwent a double-lung transplant in early November at St. Louis Children's Hospital in St. Louis. Pry said she and her family were living in Carthage, Mo., when …
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Stories planned for the Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013, edition of The Herald-Whig

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OLDER CAR THEFTS: A revised law that allows the sale of older cars without a title has prompted thieves to steal them for scrap because it's more lucrative and easier than selling other metals, according to St. Louis-area police officials. … A …
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The Fallacy of Zephrex-D?

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Either way, meth labs need large quantities of OTC meds containing pseudoephedrine – a very popular OTC drug in allergy-ridden Missouri. … In fact, the DEA stated in a recent Associated Press story that St. Louis is already seeing an influx of meth …
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