One-of-Six Pill Testing Monkeys Die Linked to Drug
NIH researchers reportedly tested a little-used oral contraceptive on six monkeys over 18 months. One developed breast cancer, prompting questions about a possible drug link. FDA officials note breast cancer is rare in monkeys and no definite human danger confirmed. The finding, reported by Medical World News, remains under scrutiny.
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Bureau of Drugs
Medical World News
Ruth L. Kirsehstein
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Kirschstein
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Soviet Art Exhibition Due in U S
Police raided a downtown tavern in Fairmont arresting the owner Harold Hines on operating gaming devices and fining G A Stitt 250 for beer violations. Three gaming machines were seized and destroyed as Hines pleaded guilty and was fined 500 set by a justice of the peace.
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Enovid Cancer Test Notes Mixed Animal Results
Memorial G D Searle and Co says Enovid development shows uncertain cancer risk in a test animal with one case deemed not very meaningful. In 18 monkeys given normal Enovid E doses no adverse effects appeared, nor in 16 given 10x doses or in 16 given 50x doses. A new admin split and exhibit exchanges between American and Soviet science centers are planned amid a cultural exchange program.
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Philip A. Corfman
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Property Transfers Amid Local District Movements
Multiple property transfers record deeds from various owners to new buyers across districts including Loudon Malde Charleston Jefferson and St Albans. Transactions involve parcels in Edgewood River Lawn and Baker Myer subdivisions with numerous family names and district references.
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Mary L. Teel Jr
Bucdie M
Shirley Snodgrass
Parca Rays
Loudon
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Rush Layton
Kyle C
Connie J. Dilley Jr
Tot & R. V. Taylor
Malde
Edsel F
Beatrice J. Truman
Albert
Mary A. Redman
Parce Edgewood Land Co
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George P
Dorothy M. Carranza
Roscoe B
Helen A. Neellot
E F. Bess
Dunbar
James H
Alice Cavender
Pat M. Hy
Marian Y. Lo
South Park
Charleston
Vernon M
Julia F. Stone
Ty Sormay
Wilma M. Fooce
J. Alderson
Jefferson District
Nanty
Clay
Bert W
Elizabeth A. Cooke
St. Albans
Don W
Hazel Cox
Baker-Myer E. Crawford
Shirley L
Mary E
Harbert Jolga
River Lawn
Dames
Omar
Tucker Arthur R
Jacobs
Nicklett
Malden
Bil
Samuel
Edna
Shirley
Eugene Hazelwood
Dudley
Pauline Clemons
Archie
Opal H
Roscoe Hazelwood
Parce
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Cincinnati firm buys Marion nursing home complex for 120000
A Cincinnati company, Wishing Well Nursing Homes Inc., paid 120000 to acquire a three building Marion County nursing home complex that faced liens and federal charges against Naomi's Nursing Homes Inc. The sale covered about 18000 in back wages, 33000 in Medicare overpayments, and tax liens. an IRS check for 57000 was handled after the transfer. The new owners will operate the Hutchinson 55 bed facility immediately.
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Cincinnati
Marion County
Naomi’s Nursing Homes, Inc
Mel Colburn
Wishing Well Nursing Homes Inc
Colburn
Internal Revenue Service
Hutchinson
Weather forecast highlights for multiple regions
The report outlines Thursday's warming trend with mostly sunny skies in Charleston Virginia and western areas. Temperatures rise into the 40s to 50s in many locales while nights drop to 30s and 20s with increasing cloudiness and cool winds.
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Christmas tale of lost cabbie gifts and broken trust
Baltimore a mother Dorothy Manning sought to spoil her five children with gifts totaling 37 dollars when a taxi carriage away with the presents. Her son David carried items to a friend’s house and later found the taxi and gifts missing. The family faced a fire at an Oak Hill auto shop destroying more items and complicating recovery. Manning relies on welfare alimony and child support totaling 255 dollars a month while coping with recent surgery.
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Michael Manning
Dorothy Manning
David
Micheal
List of Residents and Addresses in Charleston Area
A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals with ages and street addresses around Charleston and nearby towns. Names include Michael Allan Kesserly, Ann Sissonwites Pallera, Leon Johnson, Ruth Storcher, Gregory Fort Harris, Phe Peles tater, Lloyd Byron Coleman, Robert Leo Griffith Jr, Iris Allen, Linda Balr, Larry Harper, Edward Hilbert, Chelsea Mac McCoy, Judy Adkins, Richard Mitchell, Janet Caldwell, George Parsons, Irene Marshall, Sandra Fisher, and others with street and city annotations from Charleston, Dunbar, Sissonville, Marmet, and Chesapeake.
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Hawes
Orga Mighael
Allan Kesserly
Sissonwites
Pallela
Ann Wb
Washington St
Charleston
Judy Kay Adkins
Lee St. E
South Charleston
Lary
Edward Knight
Myers
Seventh Ave
Jury
Lula Ave
Dunbar
Irene
P. Marshall
Myers Ave
Edward Fields
Warren Bomalle Laton
Chacleston
Sandra Kay Fisher
Dry Melden
Frances Floraloag
Sissonville
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