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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1976

Page

5

Blood test shows potential for early multiple sclerosis diagnosis

New York researchers at Duke University report a blood test that may diagnose multiple sclerosis early and distinguish it from other neurological diseases. The test, described in the June 24 New England Journal of Medicine, could guide treatment, though experts urge broader testing before acceptance. M.S. affects about 500000 Americans with no known cure.

New York Duke University M.S Martin S. Hirsch Massachusetts General Hospital

Four Representatives score perfect on environmental votes

Washington four members of the House earned perfect 100s in the League of Conservation Voters environmental ranking based on the fall 1975 voting. George Miller Paul Tsongas Andrew Maguire and Clifford Allen achieved top scores on 21 issues. Ken Hechler led WV with 95. Other lawmakers posted lower rates and some fell from 1974 levels.

Washington, D. C House of Representatives League of Conservation Voters Environmental Policy Center George Miller D-Calif Paul Tsongas D-Mass Andrew Maguire D-N.j Clifford Allen D-Tenn Congress Hechler

Weirton Man Elected Lung Group President

Bernard V. Kelly Sr. of Weirton was elected board president of the West Virginia Lung Association at its annual meeting in Parkersburg. Kelly, a safety engineer at Weirton Steel, has 20 years of lung association work. The board also named officers including B. Murray Taylor, Dr. Dominic Gariano, Mrs. Herman Canady, James T. Miller, Dr. Ralph Nestmann, and adopted a no smoking policy for association offices and meetings.

Bernard V. Kelly Sr Weirton West Virginia Lung Assn Parkersburg Kelly Weirton Steel Lung Association B. Murray Taylor Fairmont Dominic Gariano Charleston Herman Canady Dunbar James T. Miller Ralph H. Nestmann

Ripley Man to Lead Breeders Meeting at Hereford Farm

Dave Bourgevise of Ripley West Virginia will be master of ceremonies for the Junior Senior Hereford Breeders Assn field day set July 3 at the Butler Hereford Farm in Gallipolis. Registration starts 9 a.m. on River Road 32 miles north of Huntington.

Gallipolis Ohio Dave Bourgevise Ripley W. Va Butler Hereford River Road Huntington Paul Coleman West Virginia American Hereford Assn Ruth Butler Charles Boyles Ohio University Research Farm Caldwell

ARC Okays 896000 For Cass Restoration

Senators Jennings Randolph and Robert Byrd announced an Appalachian Regional Commission grant of 896000 to acquire 695 acres around Cass in Pocahontas County West Virginia. The project aims to restore Cass to its 1900 lumber era look, relocate 79 families and renovate 33 dwellings with a total cost of about 1.5 million, supplemented by a 308000 Bureau of Outdoor Recreation grant and 301000 state funds.

Washington Jennings Randolph Robert C. Byrd D-W.va Appalachian Regional Commission Cass Pocahontas County W.va West Virginia ARC Bureau of Outdoor Recreation

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