Joking scientist searches for leukemia cure
Philadelphia microbiologist Dr. Carl Abramson mixes lab work at Einstein Medical Center with a night club comedy career to fund research. He earns a $28,000 NSF grant and hopes to found an institute studying leukemia, balancing science and stage to give back to the world.
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Philadelphia
Carl Abramson
Abramson
Aircult
Jerry Young
New York
Catskill Mountains
Einstein Medical Center
National Science Foundation
Yye
Pa Govs Warn Of Crime Crisis In State
York Pa AP Lt Gov Raymond P Shaler warns the public of a partial collapse in law and order and a crime crisis. He calls for beefing up the state police manpower as the assembly debates raised manpower and criminal statute upgrades to protect society.
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York
Raymond P. Shaler
Tnial
Scranton
House Democrats
Nickel Family Singers to Perform at Beaverdam Church
The Nickel Family Singers of Springfield Missouri will present a concert at Beaverdam Mennonite Church Monday at 8 pm. Seven brothers aged 9 to 21 sing in full harmony with a 7 year old sister Joyce. mother and dad also sing. The group tours the northeast and Ontario, Canada performing sacred selections, some composed by Mr Nickel. He directs the program and offers Scriptural teaching between numbers. The second oldest son delivers a word of exhortation and Biblical challenge.
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Nickel Family Singers
Springfield
Beaverdam Mennonite
Ontario
Canada
Joyce
Dad
Nickel
Woman dies after long desert hike near Phoenix
Cheryl Ebeling, 19, died in the San Tan Mountains after she and husband Richard abandoned a stalled car in 105 degree heat. The pair started walking toward Chandler, with Cheryl lagging behind and later found dead beside a bush near a shrub. The coroner’s jury ruled she had perished in the harsh desert conditions.
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Chandler, Ariz
Cheryl Ebeling
San Tan
Richard
Ebeling
Phoenix
Osberg
Chandler
Cheryl
Woma
Milk Price In Area To Drop A Cent In 2 Weeks
In Erie marketing area prices will fall a half-cent per quart after Aug 1 under a state Milk Control Commission order. The change affects Erie County and part of Crawford, with home delivered milk rising to 27.4 cents per quart on Aug 1 and a later drop to 26.5 cents after the next April 1. Dealer payments to producers fall from 6.85 to 5.40 per hundredweight, while manufactured-product milk prices rise under the new schedule.
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Harrisburg
Erie
State Milk Control Commission
Erie County
Crawford
Lin J. Huber
Commission
Rabies War Drives Chau tauqua County Dog Quarantine
Chau tauqua County voters approve a rabies control program requiring quarantine of all dogs until about 60 percent of the roughly 20 000 canines are vaccinated. The plan funds 40 clinics to deliver 14 000 inoculations by September at a total cost of 10 802 dollars with state reimbursement half.
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Chautauqua
Board of Supervisors
New York State
Hollis Ingraham
New New York passes glue sniffing ban law
Albany reports Gov Rockefeller signed a bill banning glue and adhesive vapors inhalation to induce intoxication. The law, effective Sept 1, imposes up to five days in jail and a $50 fine for inhaling toxic fumes. selling glue for illegal use carries up to one year and a $500 fine.
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Albany
Gov. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Venezuela
County Health Commission Recommends Clinics Buy in Corry
The County Health Commission and Chau tauqua County Veterinary Society members Chel Corry recommend clinics buy in Corry to support local health and animal care efforts.
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Chautauqua County Veterinary Society
Corry
Meadville Boy Hurt By Thrown Explosive
Ronald A. Onyskow, 14, of Meadville, was injured last evening when an explosive thrown from a passing car burned his face neck arms and chest. He was listed in fair condition at Spencer Hospital. Officer Charles Boyd is investigating. Police doubt the blast was a firecracker given the extent of the burns.
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Meadville
Ronald A. Onyskow
Spencer Hospital
Charles Boyd
Boy Hospitalized After Vehicle Incident
A young boy injured when a car struck a person near a port area. He was brought to the hospital by his father and identified as the son of Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Onyskow. Further details withheld.
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Onyskow
Frank A. Onyskow
Men Leap to Safety as Scaffold Plunges in Downtown Dallas
Jay E. Parrish and Charles F. Bennett Jr. were washing windows on the 19th floor of Fidelity Union Tower when a thunderstorm sent their scaffold swaying 30 feet from the building. Grabbing a steel rod, Parrish smashed a window in Jack C. Ogden's office, enabling Ogden to help pull the men to safety.
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Jay E. Parrish
Charles F. Bennett Jr
Fidelity Union
Parrish
Bennett
Jack C. Ogden
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