Magnesium key to growth regulation in animal cells
University of California researchers report magnesium can regulate growth and metabolism in living animal cells, suggesting a central coordinating role beyond hormones. The finding, from chicken embryo cultures, may illuminate cancer mechanisms and was published by Harry Rubin in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
Harry Rubin
National Academy of Sciences
Rubin
FBI Warns of Rising Terrorism Ahead of Bicentennial
FBI Director Clarence Kelley predicts increased terrorism in 1976 as the United States nears its bicentennial. He cites threats tied to the anniversary and warns Americans to choose between FBI action and extremist violence. Kelley notes past controversial FBI actions and defends them as necessary during turbulent times.
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Lubbock
Tex
UPI
FBI
Clarence Kelley
United States
Kansas City
America
Kelley
Suffragette laments ERA defeat amid illness and aging
Dr. Alice Paul, 90, cofounder of the National Women's Party and early advocate for equal rights, expresses disappointment at the rejection of the ERA proposal by New York and New Jersey while recovering from a stroke at a Ridgefield nursing home. Her nephew notes her frailty and depleted savings. In Utah, the Osmond family welcomes a son, Michael Alan, the Osmond Brothers’ eighth grandchild, born to Suzanne Osmond and Alan Osmond.
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Ridgefield, Conn
UPI
New York
New Jersey
Alice Paul
Alma Craig
Donald Paul
Haverford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Woodrow Wilson
Paul
National Women’s Party
Congress
Dr. Paul
Connecticut
Washington
Provo
Utah
Suzanne Osmond
Alan Osmond
The
Osmond Brothers
Pound
Osmond
Los Angeles
Donny
Marie Osmond
Olive
George Osmond
Michael Alan
Windmill energy advocate urges wind over nuclear
William E. Heronemus of the University of Massachusetts, speaking to a Sierra Club audience in Keene, argues wind power should precede nuclear, projecting a full scale Solar Habitat I wind furnace by March. He envisions wind and water systems for homes, predicts wind furnaces could hit markets in 15 to 20 years with costly early models, and cites government estimates of 3 million farm homes that could use such a system. He calls for competition to spur adoption and criticizes current energy policy and uranium supply concerns, predicting solar energy to grow in importance and urging federal accounting of environmental and security costs.
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Keene
N.H
William E. Heronemus
University of Massachusetts
Navy
Sierra Club
Umass
Heronemus
Westinghouse Corp
Westinghouse
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
General Electric Corp
Ford Administration
America
Plymouth
Millstone
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Brattleboro
Boston
Gulf Stream
Charleston
S.C
New England
Union of South Africa
Australia
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Vermont
U.S. Route 7
Pownali, Vt
Dunham FurNiture Inc
Elm ST
Bennington, VT
Bruce Mitchell
First Vermont Bank
Barre
Bellows Falls
Bennington
Castleton
Chester
Manchester
Rutland
Waterbury
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