Emotional stress linked to cancer progression in studies
Animal experiments show stresses speed cancer, with isolation and trauma increasing tumor development. Researchers note some emotional factors may relate to cancer, but clinical methods are often unscientific. Emphasis shifts to treating the patient as a whole.
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Daniel Horn
Kiev
Eugene Pendergrass
University of Pennsylvania
American Cancer Society
Trout Stocking Finished Here in Corry Area
The State Fish Hatchery completed stocking trout streams in the Corry area. Hatchery manager Niels Sorenson reported 111 000 trout placed in area streams in preparation for opening day April 7. He noted remaining stock for Crooked Creek Elk Creek and 20 Mile Run near Erie and ongoing regional stocking from Bellefonte Hatchery to continue this week.
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Niels Sorenson
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Elk Creek
Erie
Bellefonte
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School Plans For Federal Funds Spread Across Districts
The plan calls for months of study to organize projects and determine fund use with districts near the initial answers taking the lead. Franklin and Pithole Creek in the Pleasantville area will receive 7 800 brownies and rain bows.
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Andville
Franklin
Pithole Creek
Pleasantville
Mother and son killed in head on crash in Missouri
In Boonville Missouri a mother Bertha Bowen 57 and her son Ronald Wayne Bowen 22 died in a head on collision last night. Bertha Bowen was returning home to Blackwater Missouri after visiting her daughter in law and new grandson at St Joseph Hospital. Ronald Bowen was driving from Blackwater to Boonville to see his wife and son.
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Boonville
Bertha Bowen
Blackwater
St. Joseph Hospital
Ronald Wayne Bowen
Educational funds to boost vocational and technical education
In science, math, social studies, English and the humanities SUL other funds will go to ward creating better vocational and technical education. Some of the funds might find their way into the proposed question-technical show being planned for Erie County, Dr. Kelpein said. The educational bill is elastic and could be of inestimable value to poorer communities or to the poorer class child in average communities, the educators say.
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Frank Cashman
Department of Public Testruction
Cambria County
Tol
Cashman
Erie County
Kolbein
Kelpein
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