Spray vaccine against strep throat announced by researchers
CHICAGO AP Medical researchers report a throat spray vaccine against streptococcus Group A shows potential to reduce rheumatic heart and kidney complications in children. Developed by Dr. Eugene N. Fox and colleagues at La Rabida and the University of Chicago with Florida, the vaccine immunized volunteers and prevented throat colonization, but broader testing and approval are needed before use.
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Chicago
Eugene N. Fox
la Rabida Children's Hospital and Research Center
University of Chicago
University
University of Florida
Gainesville
Fox
American Society For Microbiology
University of Florida School of Medicine
Robert H. Waldman
Turner Trial Demands Mistrial Over Complex Mortgage Case
In Jacksonville AP report surgeon prosecutors contend Glenn W. Turner used a consulting network to siphon hundreds of thousands. Prosecutor Kinney described a mortgage scheme involving Koscot Interplanetary and Worldwide Consultants. Defense seeks mistrial as judge declines. Jury could hear closing and render verdict by weekend.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Glenn W. Turner
Michael Kinney
Turner
Kinney
Orlando
Fla
Koscot Interplanetary Inc
Koscot of
Mexico
Worldwide
Glenn Turner
Florida
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Gerald B.tjoflat
Tjoflat
Koscot
Dare To Be Great Inc
Glenn W. Turner Enterprises Inc
Glenn W. Turner Enterprises
Harry Atkinson
W. Leroy Beale
Ben A. Bunting
Clyde C. Cobb
Jess C. Hickman
Malcolm Julian
Hobart Wilder
Orlando Area
Turner Founded
South Battered By Weather Storms and Hail
Violent spring storms pounded the South with tornadoes heavy rain and hail from Oklahoma to Florida. Seven tornadoes struck Arkansas in 24 hours, four in Oklahoma while Mississippi and Texas also reported twisters. No serious injuries, with damage mainly downed trees, roofs, and barns.
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Associated Press
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Florida
Arkansas
National Weather Service
Mississippi
Texas
Idabel
Okla
Fort Worth
Tex
Tampa
Fla
Missouri
Ozark Plateau
Michigan
Friendly Town volunteers offer nine day child hosting
Letters to the Editor thank the Journal for publishing Friendly Town about hosting a child for a nine day vacation from July 13 to 21. Inner city churches sponsor the program and May 1 is the deadline for host applications. Contact the area chairman or Mrs Geiger for more information. A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Douglas Rouse of 516 Seminole Drive. The Journal is a daily read for families away from home.
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Christian Associates of
Metropolitan Erie
Corry Memorial Hospital
Douglas Rouse
S16
Seminole Drive
Rouse
Linda Scholton
Biker 71 Defies Polio To Tour By Bicycle Across Country
Harry Lacy, 71, of Long Beach California, who polio left crippled 11 years ago, has bicycled about 6000 miles toward New York City and back to prove his legs still strong. He averages eighty miles a day, aided by police escorts and motel help, and has slept in the Monaca jail during Beaver County stopovers.
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Harry Lacy
Long Beach
Calif
Lacy
Pennsylvania
New York City
California
Beaver County
Arizona
Phoenix
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