Timmy Kelly volunteers bone marrow help for sister Jan
Six year old Timmy Kelly offers to donate bone marrow to his sister Jan Kelly, a leukemia patient, to enable a transplant in Seattle. Doctors confirmed Timmy is the closest match among siblings. the family seeks funds from the Jan Kelly House Fund at Hernando Bank to cover mounting medical costs.
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Hernando
Miss
Timmy Kelly
Jan
Timmy
Jan Kelly
Jack House
Horn Lake High
Nora Kelly
Washington
Seattle
Mrs. Kelly
Nashville
Reader’s Digest
Linda Honicker
Placebo effect linked to doctor patient bond
A Harvard Medical School study argues the placebo effect stems from trust and faith in the doctor. Researchers Benson and Epstein say the relationship can trigger real improvements beyond the treatment and warn against depersonalizing medicine.
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Herbert Benson
Harvard Medical School
Benson
Journal of the American Medical Society
Mark D. Epstein
License tag stolen in Ada
An auto tag was reported stolen from a car parked at a service station at 4th and Broadway. The owner, Mickey Odom, told police he believes the tag was taken Thursday night.
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4Th and Broadway
Mickey Odom
Cancer victims to visit space launch from Cape Canaveral
Two 15 year olds Kevin Steen and Steve Southerland with cancers in remission will attend the July 15 Apollo-Soyuz launch at Cape Canaveral. Jimmy Craig of Rockledge also lost a leg to cancer. Steve underwent leg surgery in 1974 and hopes for four more remission years. Kevin survived dire prognosis after Oncovin exposure and befriended astronaut Donald Slayton, aided by Nixon.
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Carefree
Ariz
Cape Canaveral
U.S
Kevin Steen
Steve Southerland
Kevin
God
Arizona
Steve
Miami
Fla
Ted Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ted Jr
Jeffery
Mike
Orion
Donald K. Slayton
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Pacific
Pago Pago
Jimmy Craig
Rockledge
Patch the Hole Day brings 30 volunteers to Tishomingo streets
About 30 residents and volunteers joined city undertaker Richard Smith to patch holes in Tishomingo streets amid 95 degree heat. Associate District Judge Tom Shaw praised the effort as county and city crews aided in the work and discussed plans for an August sale tax vote. The project aimed to prepare for the Chickasaw Festival and honor finances limiting the city’s repairs.
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Tishomingo
Richard Smith
City Planning Commission
Smith
Volun
Tom Shaw
Shaw
Eddie Brown
Brown
Johnston County
Open debate targets Overton James in Chickasaw governor race
Five candidates debated Saturday at Murray State College criticizing Gov Overton James on governance and the Chickasaw Motor Inn. Opponents argued for openness and warned against a new constitution while noting potential loss of sovereignty and disputed motel records.
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Tishomingo
Overton James
Murray State College
James
Chickasaw Motor Inn
Sulphur
Emil Farve
Farve
Jerry Imotichey
Ada
Imotichey
Smothchey
Gov. James
Ant
Ray Hatton
Tulsa
McDonnell- Douglas Aircraft
Charles Tate
Ardmore
Tate
State Capitol
Hatton
OSHA Starts Hearings On Workplace Noise Limits
Washington AP reports that OSHA opens hearings on permissible noise levels at work with billions at stake. Labor and industry clash over proposed regulations from the Labor Department.
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OSHA
Washington
Labor Department
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Accordion to a clever homemaker's claim
A humorous note argues that hand washing dishes would take 6 240 hours over 15 years, equating to about 780 eight hour days, as a jokey justification for using an automatic washer.
Nitrogen Fertilizers May Harm Ozone More Than CFCs
Harvard scientist Michael McElroy warns that nitrogen fertilizers could damage the ozone layer more than fluorocarbon aerosols. He cites the $8 billion fertilizer industry and says nitric oxide from fertilizers may reach the stratosphere, reducing ozone and challenging efforts to feed a growing population.
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Boulder
Colo
Harvard
Freon
Michael McElroy
United States
McElroy
National Center For Atmospheric Research
School Board Delays Bond Vote To July 14 Meeting
The board plans to act on a proposed 1 million dollar school bond, hearing a presentation from R J Edwards Inc. and authorizing papers but not calling an election yet. The July 14 session replaces July 7 to ensure full attendance, with talks on middle school remodeling, air conditioning for elementary schools, and new high school facilities. Dr. Max Skelton says public meetings will seek patron input.
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R. J. Edwards Inc
Max Skelton
City Council Creates Ada Parking Authority Trust
The city council voted to appoint the Ada Parking Authority to manage off street lots, taking over from the SODA trust. The trust will receive 700 dollars per month and bear operating costs, with city funds not used. The council also approved related ordinances and measures on airport land, water rates, and committee appointments.
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Ada Parking Authority
Southern Oklahoma Development Authority
Soda) Trust
Trust
Ralph Smith
Denzil Lowry
Benton Browning
Guy Shipe
Jack Pollock
Lester Cummings
Ots
Elwood Kemp
Mack Braley
Joe Parsons
Braley
Airport Commission
Paul Landrith
Parsons
Term polyandry refers to multiple husbands
The term polyandry describes a situation where a woman has more than one husband. It notes the definition and common social contexts for this practice without endorsing or judging it.
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