New Void Metal Composite Aims to Improve Artificial Bone Attachments
Seattle researchers from the University of Washington and Battelle Northwest Laboratories developed void metal composite VMC to bond implants with bone. After 18 months a 266000 grant funds advanced materials, testing, and animal implants, aiming to replace joints and repair skeletal deformities with artificial bone.
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Seattle, Wash
UPI
VMC
University of Washington and
Battelle - Northwest — Laboratories
WMC
Aubmil
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Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases
R. , P. Marshall
Battelle
Metallurgy
D. Kay Clawson
J.L. Nilles
University of Washington Department of Orthopedics
Marshall
Wall Street charter prompts caution on proposed cuts
Wall Street analysts warn that a lax budget cut could trigger a disastrous sequence: lower bond prices with higher yields, a stock price plunge on rising rates, and renewed consumer spending slump. Fraser Management Associates and Janeway Publishing warn the rally may fade or end in a summer correction.
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New York
UPD
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Fraser Management Associates
Fraser
Lunch honors NN graduate Leigh Hake at NU Lincoln
Deborah Lynne Hake daughter of Timer and Mrs Hake of Leigh earned a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics at the University of Nebraska Lincoln commencement at Pershing Auditorium. A lunch at a Lincoln restaurant followed graduation with guests Mr and Mrs Hake Kristin and Tod and Lynn Yeoman of Leigh. She will teach home economics at Humphrey High School this fall continuing ties to Leigh and area.
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Leigh
Deborah Lynne Hake
Timer Hake
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Pershing Auditorium
Hake
Kristen
Tod
Lynn Yeoman
Humphrey High School
Helen Rolohrad
Air Forcs Mag
Daryl Moran
Harold Gernstein
Newnan Grove
Gustave Spandake
Robert Barnes
Jimmy
Michael
Fayetteville
Ark
Lincoln
Leigh and
Nevis
Minn
Investigating death of Bellevue woman
Authorities probed the strangulation death of Patricia Manyak Sykora 23 in a house trailer at Bellevue The body was found by the sister in law and appeared to have been dead for some time in the residence
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Bellevue
UPL
Patricia Sykora
Sailors Chanties From French Chantier to Sea Shanty Origin
An abridged note traces chanties or shanties to the French chanter as sailors sang while hoisting anchor and maintaining a steady rhythm. It highlights the term evolution and the steamy nautical cadence once sung aboard ships.
Picnic planned by Association for Retarded Children
The Association for Retarded Children in Butler County Nebraska plans a Camp Buster Seal picnic with special guests from Camp Waster Seal and King s Food Hosts supplying food. Local president Mrs Lawrence Rudolph reported state laws on mental illness were distributed, films about mental retardation shown, and a September booking planned for screenings. Proceeds from air orientated programs will support mental handicap programs in the county.
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David City
Butler County Association For
Dwight
Butler County
Nebraska
Larry Price
Lincoln
Lawrence Rudolph
Willy
Piar
Butler County Association of Retarded
Counly
Rudolph
Norman Morabek
Missourians Visit Area Residents
Mrs. Mabel Lenny and Mr and Mrs Vernon Martin from Sedalia Missouri stayed with relatives in the area. Nearby residents included Mrs Dale Marlin Kenneth Swanson of Bloomfield Cole visited cousins Mr and Mrs Bruce Kll and family. Also seen were Todd Bickelt and Mary of Temper Arly and Mrs Lulu Pickelt of Oseenla.
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Silver Cremk
Mabel Lenny
Vernon Martin
Sedalia
Dale Marlin
Kenneth Swanson
Bloomfield
Cole
Bruce Cll
Krizeells
Todd Bickelt
Mary
Temper
Arly
Lulu Pickelt
Oseenla
Nixon’s Secret Path to China Led by Kissinger
Nixon anticipated dialogue with Mainland China after moving into the White House. Kissinger led a covert diplomatic run to Saigon New Delhi and Rawalpindi while arranging a Pek ing detour. In Beijing he met Zhou Enlai for hours with aides, noting a businesslike atmosphere and careful language as talks continued through the weekend.
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Helen Thomas San Clemente
Cali
UPNJ
White Mouse
Nixon
China
Richard Nixon
White House
Willian’ P. Rogers
Kissinger
Saigon
New Delhi
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
Peking
Bakistim
Willy
Chow Enlai
Alhes
Chow
Peklog
Bai Chow
Nebraska air to feature China hearings special
The Nebraska Educational Television Network will air a one hour color special Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. featuring highlights and analysis from the final Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on United States mainland China relations. A panel of commentators will discuss testimony from the four days of hearings conducted late last month.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska Educational Television Network
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
Vhe Network
United States
Yutan Jumping Frog Rodeo Crowns State Officials Team
In Yutan Nebraska the Evercoach Invitational Jumping Frog Rodeo closed Yulan Days with 6000 spectators and 700 entries. Secretary of State Allen Beerman led 12 officials to a 12 feet 2 inch total in three jumps winning the public officials and news media division. The Wahoo Volunteer Fire Department won the firemen's contest with 5 feet 10 inches. David Richard of Wann Nebraska won the open event with a 14 feet 9 inch leap, beating the 1969 record. Beerman noted cooler frogs and bug feed as keys to success.
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UPI
Nebraska
Allen Beerman
Beerman
Dul Everrand
Sone of
Wahoo
David Richard
Wann
Neb
Dresser
Freddy
Marge Johnson
Lincoln
Lieol
United Press: International
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