Carson seeks 220000 dollar monthly support in divorce case
Joanna Carson asks for 2.6 million dollars a year in temporary support while divorcing Johnny Carson. She lists monthly expenses from jewelry and furs to security, home maintenance, groceries, and salaries, with details on lifestyle.
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Cranston aide quits as funds appeal delayed for campaign
Washington AP reports Sen. Alan Cranston’s presidential bid suffers a setback as top adviser Victor Kamber quits amid talk of a $1 million televised fund drive being postponed until next year due to scarce low cost TV time. Cranston plans ads in Iowa and New Hampshire next month. Kamber’s departure is said to be amicable with labor ties and follows client pressure supporting Mondale.
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Ohio city manager resigns after prostitution incident
Springfield City Manager Thomas Bay resigns after police stop for picking up a woman identified as a prostitute. Bay called the act a fatal error while commissioner vote to accept his resignation followed executive sessions. Bay previously suspended an officer over Playboy photos.
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Gene tied to multiple sclerosis found in mammals
Researchers report in Cell that a MBP gene linked to myelin formation may drive nervous disorders including MS. Defective MBP seen in mice with MS-like disease supports its role, with human MBP gene also isolated. Hood and Prusiner plan further study and potential prenatal testing prospects.
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Gene linked to toxin in toxic shock syndrome found
New findings identify a gene for the toxin linked to toxic shock syndrome. Researchers led by Richard Novick suggest the toxin TSSE may drive the disease and enable genetic testing, vaccine development, and susceptibility tests. Results slated for Nature.
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