Pimeson Therapy Promises Targeted Cancer Destruction
San Diego radiologists at an American Cancer Society writers seminar describe pimeson therapy using miniature atomic explosions to attack tumors. The method aims to boost radiation accuracy while sparing normal tissue and extend radiation's reach to cancers not yet treatable by other means.
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New York Times
San Diego
Calif
American Cancer Society
Bagshaw
Department of Radiology
Stanford University School of Medicine
Plant Doctor in the French Quarter Treats Green Patients
Dr. Patti Brown visits about five homes daily on a three wheel bike to treat plants with rest in soil free of fungus and insect eggs. She charges 15 dollars per house call and handles 90 regular customers, often guiding owners on soil nourishment and plant care.
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New Orleans
Patti Brown
Dr. Brown
French Quarter
UCLA
Fired corporate presidents find new jobs quickly say expert
AP reports Eugene E. Jennings, management professor at Michigan State University, says fired presidents have a high chance of becoming presidents again within years. He notes 6 in 10 within one year, 80 percent in two years, and 90 percent in three, due to executive mobility and limited pool of strong presidential candidates.
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John Cunniff
New York
Eugene E. Jennings
Jennings
America
Michigan State University
Tiny Fiberglass Particles Linked to Lung Cancer Risk
A National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health study finds ultrafine fiberglass particles may raise respiratory cancer risk for workers in Ohio pilot plants producing smaller fibers. Among 16 respiratory cancer deaths, four came from workers in the pilot operation.
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New York Times
New York
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
Ohio
Bayliss
Roosevelt Hotel
Feminist Author Caroline Bird to Speak at UMP Portland
Caroline Bird renowned for Born Female and The Case Against College will address issues on women’s economic status at the University of Maine at Portland Gorham on Thursday April 10. The event in Luther Bonney Auditorium requires a $1 admission and starts at 8 p.m. with Bird meeting with students and career officers prior.
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Portland
Caroline Bird
University of Maine At Portland-Gorham
New York City
Vassar College
University of Toledo
Theniversity of Wisconsin
Bird
Bayh Committee
United States Senate
Prisoner Wins Bid On Benefits
Elmer R. McAuliffe, a Maine state prison inmate, won an appeal to receive unemployment benefits from the Maine Employment Security Commission. He applied in February after failing to secure work through the prison work release program, and while appealing he took a job in Rockland under a federal program. The appeals tribunal awarded several weeks of unemployment payments for the period he was unable to find a job.
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Thomaston
Maine
Maine Employment Security Commission
Elmer R. McAuliffe
Employment Security Office
Rockland
McAuliffe
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