You can likely Google the article.
I believe it was from USA Today, in that section of my local paper, in today's edition - 9/22.

No other city directory listings during the war years on Ancestry.com
He likely was given a deferral due to his civilian occupation - necessary for the homefront.

(Can't recall if it's hepatitis C or A - I think it's C).

It seems that there is now a drug - a very expensive drug- that cures this type of hepatitis, and if patient is willing to accept a kidney that would otherwise be discarded, the infected kidney can be used, then the hepatitis cured by the drug.

The patient was in Phoenix AZ, and was doing well, and so relieved not to have to wait years. He got a kidney within 2 weeks after agreeing to accept the kidney infected with hepatitis.

You won't regret taking the time & effort, however small, to be a working part of our democratic republic!

Pureval 46%v. Chabot 44%.

As reported on five-thirty-eight.com.
GBA strategies.
Might be a statistical tie, but it's in the right direction!

rank and file. After all, they reason, they are on the inside and know details that regulars don't know.

I don't have the answers to this human failing.

They were brought to the Western Hemisphere by the Spanish, and were subsequently adopted and used by many Native American tribes.