Chandler High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Chandler, AZ)

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Machineable Heart What was deemed as a major medical and scientific breakthrough was per- formed December 2, when sixty-one year old Barney Clarke was given the world's first artifical heart. Clarke suf- fered from an inoperable heart disease, which doctors say would have taken his life, had he not under gone the implant operation. The implant was more suc- cessful than even the doctor who per- formed the operation, Dr. William DeV- ries, had expected. Although emergency surgery had to be done, Clarke was standing on his own less than three weeks after the successful implant. Money Woes Money woes greeted the returning students as the nation debated as to whether we were in a deep recession or a light depression. The business slump was the longest experienced in post-war times. Unemployment was the biggest problem facing the country with a ten per cent rate, which was the highest in forty-two years. Buying a home became harder due to high interest rates, and Wall Street set new high and low re- cords. Ice Crash Air Florida flight 737 plunged into and through the iced over Potomac Riv- er. Seventy-eight lives were lost in the air crash with survivors being plucked out of the icy waters by helicopter and heroic onlookers. One crash victim sacrificed his own life to save five other passengers by refusing a life-line and passing it to the others. The FFA blamed the crash on ice build up on the Boeing 737's wings. NFL Strike Two games into the season and Mon- day morning quarterbacks lost their Sunday pastime. It was teams against owners with the public losing in the long run. Players demanded a say in their own management and a piece of the rev- enues that their Sunday moves generate. Low attendance, bad fan reaction and less money greeted the players after set- tling the strike. Current Events 177