Mercy Catholic Center nets NIH grants for leukemia and lung research
Mercy Catholic Center in Darby, formed by merging Fitzgerald Mercy and Misericordia Hospitals, received two NIH grants totaling 236,138. One grant of 133,770 funds leukemia and blood disease research led by Dr. Isaac Yjeraaai. the second grant of 102,388 supports pulmonary edema and lung studies.
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U S To Retain Viet Patrols After War End
Washington reports that even after combat ends in mid 1971 U S troops in Vietnam will remain for security duties likely to involve roving patrols and possible firefights. Pentagon officials foresee ongoing fighting to guard bases and support forces as the U S shifts to a mainly advisory role by 1972.
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Emergency callout and hospital notices in Corry area report
The News Today Report compiled as of TA M today lists hospitals and emergency numbers for Corry Memorial and Union City facilities. It also records admitted and discharged patients from Corry and Union City area addresses, and notes a short strike at Teledyne’s Firth Sterling Division in McKeesport ending after a 24 hour walkout over job assignments.
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New Castle Teachers OK $550 Pay Hike
New Castle teachers, who struck April 30, returned to work after voting 238 to 93 to accept a contract. The deal provides a $550 wage increase with a minimum starting salary of $6,750 a year and improved increments, plus rehire of 231 teachers on per diem pay to fit new scale. Classes resume at 10 a.m. for 8,000 pupils.
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Nixon Adviser Says Economy Will Perk Up
Los Angeles AP report quotes Paul W. McCracken, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, arguing the economy shows signs of improvement by year end. He cites low inventory build-up, rising demand for output, higher after tax income, and looser credit as factors. He opposes wage price controls and notes inflation linked to stock market turbulence and military spending.
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