Show Ii?ály E-- 0 CL SSIFIEDS OBITUARIES Page akt Zribunt t SATURDAY October 15 1994 2 Budget k ' i r' ' 1 0tt 1 HDOf Millions Ire 11' it ( I ' ' i ' t l'i 41 't 1 1 t 1 lit I ''- 1 f i ' I ' '1 i '' ?: it 4 1 t A ' '''1 II 1 e 4 i — CROSSWORD Bride Gets ' ' Go-Ahe- ' 4 11 0 - t i'1 Give Kidney ' - ' 4::":A1::1' t:i::i-4::-140141- ''''''11 - THE ASSOCATED PRESS '1'') :':'11'1'''''7111:1'':l' E00K""711CIt:st':i::'4'I':1-"- LOS ANGELES TIME3 ' ROME — In a heady spring of renewal political rookie Silvio Berlusconi came to power promising Italy a million jobs and no new taxes Now in a restless and noisy autumn six months later Berlusconi is the butt of economic Alit hick 995 k 50 dgn 3 f'I 7'R 14v 1 r '''''-' - —- i - - 404V IX LAI rkr-- - — — vrent 41 : -- $ fi v 1 i' ae -- ItIP ----A 7:1W1410— ''' I' t ''"4-'-- t '' 1 - 1 i ' ' - c''' ' v' x' ' fi ' - '''' 4( - marched in bright sunshine behind drums - n i '' 1 ltc' till it- 11 1' ''1°''''''440'At 1 s ilit-'- 'J tr- - (f---- s 1 111! 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A F i 1 ( 4I : 4 d 1 1 10f !i::!:: " 7 1 I 4 4610ivr: st ' t 7 - 1- k 'rt ---- or 1 lit 13 i t:t04 ' I v At I SAN DIEGO — It is a special wedding present for Randall Cur 1'' I '" :te 4 4' 4tt' e ' '' 1 4i' wi - ' V i ! 4 i-- — two-third- Demonstrators -- 1 ' 117'1 disarray and social discontent among some of the same Italians who cheered him to office On Friday millions of workers struck in massive protest against their billionaire prime minister's quest to balance the books of a country accustomed to living beyond its means Berlusconi himself was far from the madding crowds in Moscow on a trade mission Friday but it seemed as if everybody else was in the streets of Italy Huge rallies in sunlit plazas up and down the peninsula were some of the largest since the 1970s Called by the country's three largest unions the strike protested Berlusconi's first budget an adventure in austerity aimed at lopping a third off a swollen government deficit of around $100 billion Planned pension pruning is what outrages Italians most Labor leaders claimed more than 3 million marchers in the dozen largest cities Police estis that mated around number in protests that were sometimes angry but everywhere peaceful ie 1111-1-- - ' ob A 0 !''' i 14(-11- 1 catheter 1 :i 0 A test Thursday found no blood flow damage to left kidney and she was discharged Friday "We've come through this pretty good so far We can handle whatever's next" Ingram-Curle- e said as she left the hospital smiling and holding hands with her husband who was discharged Thursday "We are determined and positive this will happen very A Ingram-Curlee- k --- i l i:1141:t' 4:4° tn'llt 1" Vt N 414'itt ' 4-0- '141474 'ffk" 01AN1 I'at4 t41 Ali li VW 3 ''‘ 4 4 4111- -- la ti 1 e' l1 - ?1 (s:":7: - ofort 44 tI - 0 40 i 0 0 t 4 0 r i rl 0 : 41- 1) ni 94 0 i (:4 4) F 5 fZdt) I Ct I 1 Ft i t 1 " '1' - 0 ri (1 ri) rt ii kel l) 33L Livio SenigalliesiThe 200000 Italians packed the many workers stayed away all day Rail and air service were chaotic with disruptions and cancellations At the head of a right-wincoalition Berlusconi is seeking parliamentary approval for a budget that would cut trumpets whistles flags banners and catcalls in more than 30 cities jamming landmarks such as Piazza Santa Croce in Florence Piazza del Du 9mo in Milan and Piazza San Giovanni in Rome The strike was nationwide and ran nominally for four hours but g free-mark- et Piazza ree-- t 4c ti 4t r z Both kidneys must be in shape before she can donate one Surgeons said the transplant can take place in a few weeks "We thought there would be some impairment of function We were nicely surprised that it looked much better than we expected" said Arturo Martinez a doctor "But the prudent thing is still to wait three or four weeks" Wearing their patient ID bracelets the couple were married Tuesday in a hospital chapel They had hoped to encourage other donors with their wedding and surgery planned next-daInstead just two hours before surgery was scheduled to begin a catheter threaded into IngramCur lee's left kidney caused a slight tear in a tiny artery Doctors decided to halt the transplant until they could determine any possible damage Doctors say a new kidney could save Cur lee from blindness damage to his heart and blood vessels and circulatory problems Curlee's kidneys are failing because he has diabetes About 26000 people in the United States are waiting for a new kidney only about 8000 kidneys are donated each year tip-to- p A Associated Press del Duomo to protest the government's pension plans scandals Berlusconi seeks reductions in spending on schools defense scientific research and health care but the lion's share of the cuts are aimed at one of Europe's most generous — and corrupt — pen- around $33 billion from Italy's chronic deficit reducing it to below 85 percent of GNP in 1995 Most of the cuts would come from social programs that were sacred cows of previous governments led by political parties that have since collapsed in corruption sion systems y Tiny Blood Vessels May Play a Large Role in Preventing Blindness NEWSDAY An important step toward understanding and perhaps eventually preventing diabetic retinopathy a form of blindness that strikes between 25000 and 50000 Americans annually was announced Friday by a team of eye researchers in Boston t 41: 4 nts: The team members said they found that a hormonelike growth factor that causes eye damage in lab animals also is present in the eyes of persons with vision problems linked toi diabetes This indicates that having too mg!! km411 3 much of the growth factor plays a role in destruction of the retina the organ that sits at the back of the eye the researchers said "This is confirmation of what we saw in the monkeys" said Anthony Adamis of the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary and Children's Hospital The new work described in today's issue of the Journal of Ophthalmology is based on the idea that abnormal growth of tiny blood vessels in the retina is what causes the disorder Adamis Joan Miller and sev light-sensin- g era! recently showed that is true in monkeys and they also identified a protein vascular endothelial growth factor or VEGF as the probable cause Adamis said the tests were done on fluid samples that were taken from the eyes of persons undergoing eye surgery The team found that persons with signs of diabetic retinopathy had higher levels of VEGF in their eyes compared to eyes without signs of retinal damage "The data we've collected are very solid" Adamis said But he warned "it still fo ! 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