Heat Sensing Device Spies Breast Cancer In Medical Hunt
Heat sensing thermography devices once built to stalk enemies in Vietnam are used to spot breast cancer early. Doctors see mass screening potential, likening it to Pap smears for cervical cancer, though critics urge caution and physical exams alongside any program.
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Government raises loan limits for low down payment homes
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board raised maximum conventional loan amounts for 5 to 10 percent down payments. For 90 percent loans, lenders may go to 45 000 dollars, up from 36 000, and for 95 percent loans, to 36 000 dollars from 30 000. Effective June 1, the move targets metropolitan suburbs and younger, higher income families.
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Apollo 16 Mission Cost to Taxpayers Revealed
The Apollo 16 mission cost American taxpayers 455 million dollars, highlighting the high expense of the lunar program and the financial commitment behind NASA exploration during that era.
Nixon Visit Repayment For Nikita
President Nixon's Moscow arrival is framed as repayment for Khrushchev's 1959 U S trip. The piece recalls Khrushchev's U S visit, the cold war context, public reception, and the limited substantive outcomes of summit efforts.
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