Lung Cancer Threat To Nation
CHICAGO AP cancer of the lung is nearing a national calamity. A ACS estimate says 91,000 will be struck in 1975 and 81,000 will die. Dr Bernard Roswit cites cigarettes as almost entirely responsible and notes rising deaths among women. He warns most cases are too advanced for surgery and that radiation and drugs offer little hope. VA radiologists studied 8,000 patients since 1958, with only 3.8 percent alive after two years and 1.5 percent after five years.
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Educators Talk Shop At Area Conference
The annual Southern Maine Broadening Horizons conference drew more than 135 educators to a full day and evening of sessions at a area high school. Participants from SAD 71 and other districts shared ideas on teaching methods and programs including career education, community resources, and the Right-to-Read initiative, with leaders from Maine and nearby states contributing.
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Richard Waitzkin
Pamela McAlevey
Ellie Gould
Jane Anderson
Robert Towne
Jean Perkins
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