Magazine Article on Research Toward Eliminating Aging
Walter Sullivan reports Bioscience magazine outlines progress toward understanding aging and the possibility of extending life beyond current limits. Studies cite central pacemakers in the brain or cellular clocks within nuclei as potential controls, with experiments from Stanford and other labs offering mixed support for a programmable longevity clock.
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Bioscience Magazine
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Goucher College
Baltimore
Bioscience
American Institute of Biological Sciences
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Leonard Hayflick
Stanford University
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Hitler License Plate Brings $3500 at Auction
A gold plated brass license plate used on Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun parade limousines sold for 3500 at a Charles Hamilton Galleries auction in New York. The plate bears Reichskanzler Deutschland with a swastika and Nazi eagle, once on Hitler’s vehicle. Eva Braun admired the piece, described as a gleaming jewel, while the auction noted prior Volks items and history preservation.
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Belleville man admits throwing daughter from bridge
Wallace Hancock 38, an ex convict, confessed during a lie detector test that he threw his 20 month old daughter Tanya into Richland creek near Douglas Bridge after reporting an abduction. He led police to the scene where her body was found. he is jailed on murder charges. The case began with a claim of two abductors at a Belleville discount store.
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New Douglas
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