Doctor says senility may be cured
Northwestern neurologist Dr. David Drachman presented a brain function theory suggesting nerve pathways and neurotransmitters regulate thinking and memory. He proposed repair of damaged communication highways in aging brains may be possible with chemicals, while noting substantial cellular aging research remains needed.
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Giant pterosaur model hangs in New York museum hall
At the American Museum of Natural History in New York, a 51 foot wingspan pterosaur model debuted in April, suspended 96 feet below the Roosevelt Rotunda dome. Built from hollow aluminum tubes, nylon cord, and brown paper, the display mirrors a kite like anatomy to show the extinct creature’s size and design.
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King Hussein lands plane at Andrews Air Force Base
King Hussein of Jordan piloted a Boeing 707 to a safe landing at Andrews AFB in Washington on Monday amid a smoke incident from a ruptured hydraulic line. Ford Motor Co posted a record first quarter loss of 158 million dollars pre tax, signaling deep auto industry slump as jets arrived with fire crews standing by. Secretary Kissinger met the monarch for a private Washington visit including talks with President Ford and Vice President Rockefeller. A separate note reports Raymond Mendez, a 27 year old artist, repainting a beeswax bull snake replica from a live model borrowed from Staten Island Zoo, a two week process.
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Judge dismisses most charges in seduction case at West Side apartment
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Edward J. Greenfield found Martin Evans 37 a cad but not a sexually assaulting predator. He ruled the incident involved seduction not a criminal act and acquitted all major counts while convicting Evans of criminal trespass for entering the apartment without permission. Sentencing is set for May 23.
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Vermont Governor veto blocks straight-party ballot reform
Secretary of State Richard C. Thomas criticized Gov. Thomas Salmon's veto of a bill ending straight party voting on general election ballots. He said the veto was partisan, while Salmon argued the measure would depress turnout and favor incumbents and high-profile candidates. The bill would have shown candidates once under each office, removing party-only listings. The ruling in Britain on rape law was included but not central to the Vermont summary.
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