Rainmaking plan sparks wary interest in drought states
Officials in Arizona New Mexico Texas Colorado Oklahoma Kansas Dakotas Nebraska Wyoming and Montana show cautious support for a Bellman weather modification proposal. The plan would fund 4 million dollars annually for four years plus 3 million for adjacent states, but concerns about water shifting, federal control, side effects, and uncertain results temper enthusiasm.
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Leukemia Cure Hopes Rise From Shotgun Treatments
AP reports new combined drug and radiation approaches show promise in treating acute lymphocytic leukemia. Dr. Joseph Simone cites CNS invasion prevention extending remissions in some children. Dr. Holland notes 70 percent remission with drug combos and X-ray support. 9 percent alive 30 years after treatment.
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Joseph Simone
St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
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Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
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National Cancer Institute
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Resident Physician Plan Creates Training Stream in Coffeyville
A third year resident in family practice medicine will start two months of training with Coffeyville doctors on July 1. The program, approved by the Coffeyville Memorial Hospital Board in May and given final approval by Wesley Medical Center last week, assigns a resident to practice here every two months working with local doctors in various towns across the state.
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Coffeyville Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Wesley Medical Center
Unemployment in Labette County Down in April
The Parsons Kansas State Employment Service reports Labette County unemployment at 6.6 percent of the civilian labor force in April, down from 7.2 percent in February and 7.5 percent in April last year, versus a national rate of 5.9 percent.
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Labette County
Parsons Office
Kansas State Employment Service
Parson s Labette County Medical Center April Deficit Shrinks
Trustees report a April loss of 3472 with 2016 in non patient income cutting the deficit to 1456. Hospital function gains for Jan-Apr 1972 total 1898 down from 5038 year earlier. First four months income 18664 vs 15639 in 1971. April admissions reach 251 up 10. average stay 7.2 days down from 8.2.
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Labette County Medical Center
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