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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1976
Page
2
Researchers at St. Louis University School of Medicine developed a quick inexpensive method to transplant human breast cancer into mice. Dr. Ivy Benjamin and Dr. Henry Pinkerton used newborn mice to grow seven generations of tumors and test chemotherapeutic agents, aiming for a permanent model to study drug effectiveness.
Washington AP report summarizes a two year oral history of 250 Holocaust survivors who emigrated to the United States. Despite patriotism the study finds persistent alienation from native born Americans and from American Jews, with recurring nightmares and fear of authority.
James Bastien, key figure in keyboard pedagogy, will lead a piano workshop Friday at Hillbrunner Music Co from 9 a.m. to 12 30 p.m open to all piano teachers. Bastien previously careered as concert artist and accompanist and now teaches adult beginner and advanced keyboard programs at Loyola University.
Results for the rubber bridge game show North-South teams Sue Butschi with Micki Siewert taking first overall and Fran Elsen with Warren Hough Kirk second. East-West winners were Diane Vinquist with Eleanor Fitzpatrick first and Debbie Dreckman with Mary Kay Grodt second. Next game is Monday at 9 a.m. at Noelridge Park Christian Church.
Bruce Morris and daughter Margaret were inside a Bridgeton, Missouri car when fire erupted. Red, a 75 pound Irish setter, smashed through a window, dragged Margaret to safety, and pushed her clear as flames rose. Margaret suffered minor burns. Red was singed but unharmed.
A letter column cites diverse views on men wearing left ear gold earrings from a Montana husband to sailors and ancient figures. Arguments span identity, sexuality, culture, and personal freedom with Abby inviting readers to write for replies.
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