Scientists Use Rat Brain Stain to Fight Cancer
New Orleans AP reports scientists transplant human tissues into rat brains to study cancer virus effects outside the human body. Dr. M. Michael Sigel of the University of Miami says the method lets observe how viruses affect human tissue and how the body’s lymphocytes respond, potentially slowing tumor growth.
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Tennessee Man Gets Tax Break On Model T
Tennessee geologist Fred Stugard from Nashville argued that antiques are tax free as he brought a 1915 Model T into Britain aboard the Queen Elizabeth. Customs ruled age limits and residency issues allowed him to enter tax free on a year’s start permit after passport review shows insufficient residence. He then continued to London.
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Living Costs Steady in February Despite Higher Pay
Washington AP report shows February costs unchanged for the first time in six months while 13 million factory workers received record take home pay. Prices for clothing poultry and eggs rose, but declines in automobiles gasoline and telephone services balanced the CPI. Take home pay averaged 95.65 weekly for workers with three dependents and 88 for single workers, up 0 cents from January due to longer work weeks.
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