New Cancer Treatments Highlight Seminar Findings
Seminar reports show remodeled pulse methotrexate therapy aiding lymphosarcoma and Hodgkin’s disease with improved survival, though critics question small sample sizes. Djerassi’s method aims to spare healthy cells using citrovorum rescue, claiming long remissions in children and calls for broader trials amid debate. Also noted are Mormon cancer death rates and a local Cub Scout/Webelos den forming in Fremont with den leader Myron Harmon inviting youth ages 10 to 12.
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Hodgkins
Isaac Djerassi
Mercy Catholic Medical Center
Philadelphia
Djerassi
Djerasst
Fremont
Webelos den
Myron Harmon
Flatman
Webelos
Mission
Webelos Dent
Earmon
Free toll free transit info number launched in pilot
The state Department of Transportation has installed a toll free information line as part of a six month pilot by the Caltrans Office of Environmental and Community Affairs. The line aims to provide quick accurate information and allow citizens to suggest transportation ideas to appropriate offices. The toll free number is (808) 9525776 and is manned on weekdays from 4 am to 5 pm.
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State Department of Transportation
Caltrans Office of Environmental and Community Affairs
Ctizens
Assembly Hild
John Burton
Sacramento
Lawyers Fees and Ethics Questioned by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether cutting legal fees below bar schedules is unethical while arguing the profession is a service not a money making occupation. Justices discussed advisory bar opinions and the link between ethics and price fixing in professional services.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis T. Booker
Richmond
Fairfax Court
Va Bar Association
Thurgood Marshall
Booker
Ss Vee
Lewis H
Ruth
Goldfarts
Reston
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Alan B Morrison
Goldfarbs
Virginia State Bar
Virginia Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
William A. Rehnquist
Morrison
U.S
Robert H. Bock
Fairfax
Virginia
Andee P. Miller
Ite
Virginia Ly
Nuclear wastes may someday be boon to man
Washington and Tucson briefs report ERDA official George Dix says salvaging products from nuclear plant wastes could create a multibillion dollar future. Isotopes might generate electricity, purify sewage, treat disease, or preserve grain, though disposal remains necessary for some wastes.
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Washington
UPI
Ind
George Dix
Energy Research and Development Administration
Dix
Tucson
Anz
ERDA
United States
Dig
Tate
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