Glutaminase shown to attack Ehrlich tumor in mice
University of Washington researchers report that the enzyme glutaminase can destroy a malignant Ehrlich tumor in mice by depriving cancer cells of glutamine. The team led by Dr. William C Dalowy finds preliminary success in preclinical tests and plans to assess potential side effects.
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UPD
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William C Dalowy
University Medical School
Department of Experimental Animal Medicine
Delany
Joseph Roberts
John Hoteenberg
Creston residents plant nine trees in park
Creston residents planted nine trees including ash and maple in the park as part of a project led by the Friendship Circle and local clubs to replace trees lost to Dutch Elm disease. Donors include Happy Hour Club, Kensington Club, Legion Auxiliary and others. The school funded another silver maple and more plantings are planned.
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Creston
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Happy Hour Club
Kensington Club
Legion Auxiliary
Women's Community Club
Country Club
Lutheran Ladies Aid
John Varvel
Guerney Nursery
Yankton
Varvel
David Zimmerman
David City Thespians name Best Thespian Dollison
The David City High School Thespian chapter held its annual banquet and installation ceremony naming Lee Anne Dollison as Best Thespian with Gaylene Connery as alternate. Dave Sandoz received honorary membership and was featured speaker. Officers installed for 1971-72 include Jim Eberly president Jane Daro vice president and Terri Crande secretary treasurer.
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David City
David City High School
Lee Anne Dollison
Gaylene Connery
Dave Sandoz
Jim Eberly
Jane Daro
Terri Crande
Aries to Pisces Astrological Forecast Summary
Astrological forecast lists signs ARIES through PISCES with advice on travel, communication, choices, and self-improvement. It notes cautious finances, focusing on realism, interpretation of others, and personal growth. Birthdays highlight intuition and leadership, urging steady progress toward goals. The text presents period-voice horoscopic guidance.
Viet Reds curb peace demands in Vietnam talks
Window on the World reports that Vietnamese communists are pressuring for a firm US troop withdrawal date, claiming other issues would settle quickly if Nixon meets the demand. Diplomats also note a quiet stance on further space shots and growing anti-American sentiment in China and among student groups. The piece discusses leadership shifts in East Germany and prospects for Common Market talks, amid dollar-mark tensions and a push for substantive progress.
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United States
Vietnam
Lath Lanoi
Nixon
Brussels
Imddunc
Britain
Bellwood Students Give Piano Recital With Duets and Solo Numbers
Mrs. Ruth Cockson presented many Bellwood students in a piano recital Friday featuring Jeanelle Mick Ging Navrkal Patty and Rose Homan Mary Semin Scotty Selzer Amy Romshek Diane Klein Carla and Laura Meysenberg Becky and Margaret Zeller Connie and Mary Jo Meisler Debby Cresson Joe Krebinger Joe Oborn and Margaret Cockson. The program included two guitar numbers by Gary Meisler clarinet solos by Paul Ebel and Tianna Podraza several duets and a vocal via John Kula. A May 3 birth to Mr. and Mrs. David Hough was announced son Christopher James with grandparents Everette Hough and Mire Fiala and Ernest Fiala listed.
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Bellwood
Ruth Cockson
Jeanelle Mick
Ging Navrkal
Patty
Rose Homan
Mary Semin
Scotty Selzer
Amy Romshek
Diane Klein
Carla
Laura Meysenberg
Becky
Margaret Zeller
Connie
Mary Jo Meisler
Debby Cresson
Joe Krebinger
Joe Oborn
Margaret Cockson
Gary Meisler
Paul Ebel
Tianna Podraza
John Kula
David Hough
Christopher James
Everette Hough
Mire
Ernest Fiala
Wall Street buys into slow wartime thaw boosts market
The Alexander Hamilton Task force and major firms say the market is buoyed by a thaw in China and wind down in Vietnam. Dow at 9300s could dip with May-June weakness, while rallies may occur. Inflation risk and labor strains loom, but gradual growth remains the baseline.
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New York
UPI
Vietnam
Institute
Indicxlor Digest
Pickrell man dies from accidental gunshot wound
Chris Watt Ke, 74, of Pickrell, died Saturday from an apparently accidental gunshot to the head while shooting birds with a .22 caliber rifle. Gage County Sheriff's Office investigated the mishap.
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Pickrell
UPI
Chris Wattke
Gage County
U S dollar buys less in much of Europe now
UPI reports European currency moves over the weekend revalued Swiss franc and Austrian schilling, with West Germany and Dutch currencies merely floating. The dollar now buys less in Switzerland and Austria, affecting German, Dutch, Swiss and Austrian imports and travel costs.
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London
UPI
Austria
Salzburg
Germany
Switzerland
Netherlands
U.S
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