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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1977

Page

5

Cancer Drug Research Providing Good News

The piece reports progress in cancer treatment through chemotherapy, noting advances in specific cancers and the use of adjunctive and combination drug therapies. Dr. Emil Freireich explains chemotherapy's role, with examples like choriocarcinoma, Hodgkin’s disease, and childhood leukemia, while urging continued research.

American Cancer Society Emil J Freireich University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital Tumor Institute Houston Freireich Dr. Freireich Freddie Steinmark

Postal Rates Rise for Second Third and Fourth Class Items

Postal rates for magazines books and nonprofit mailings increased on July 6. Second class rates rose about 21 percent with a new 30 cent first pound for books and records and 11 cents for each additional pound. Weekly news magazines cost 6.8 cents per copy, and nonprofit circulars went to 2.1 cents. Library book mail rose to 11 cents for the first pound with 4 cents per extra pound.

Postal rate hike proposal targets 16 cent business mail

Washington Post Master General Benjamin Bailar proposed raising first class rates for business mail to 16 cents while keeping 13 cents for individuals. The plan, which could nearly erase the service deficit, includes a 13 cent citizen rate requiring handwritten addresses and machine-friendly envelopes. Bailar warned against early conclusions on ending Saturday deliveries and hinted at broader cost cuts and a new sorted second class rate to boost competition against private delivery firms.

Washington Benjamin F. Bailar Bailar Postal Service Postal Service Board of Governors Postal Rate Commission Bailor

Genell Stuteville Named in Who's Who of American Women

Gustine math teacher Genell Stuteville, born Lois Genell Bennett in 1942, is listed in Who's Who of American Women. She earned degrees from Abilene Christian College Tarleton State University and Drake University, taught in San Antonio New Caney Gustine, and holds memberships in multiple teacher organizations.

Genell Stuteville Gustine Lois Genell Bennett Stuteville Rusk Texas Jefferson K Maggie Terry) Bennett Alto High School Alto Abilene Christian College San Antonio New Caney American Studies Fellowship Abilene Christian University National Science Foundation Drake University Des Moines Iowa Genell New Caney P.T.A Montgomery County T.S.T.A Gustine P.T.C Comanche County Texas State Teachers Association National Education Association National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Texas Small Schools Association Stateville Church of Christ In

Gleaton Guests Welcome Visitors From Four Cities

Visiting last week were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smart of Cortez Colorado Mrs. Susie George and Mr. Huey Laird of Fort Worth and Mr. and Mrs. Jace Staggs of Eastland.

G. H. Gleaton J. C. Smart Cortez Colorado Susie George Huey Laird Fort Worth Jace Staggs Eastland

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M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute Cancer Drug Research The Cancer Information Service M.D. Anderson Hospital & Tremor Institute Texas Medical Center SHADE Isham‘s Minta Burks Bonnie Decker Sheers Dacron & Batist Reg Buna Kiser Naomi Hicks George Ann Salter J. N. Isham Kirsch Central Comanche Gleaton Guests Mac’s Fabrics N. Austin
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