Breakthrough in marrow cancer treatment via stored patients marrow
NIH doctors report a marrow marrowing technique that preserves bone marrow at minus 248 degrees with liquid nitrogen vapor. In 1974 start, 19 children with malignant lymphoma showed tumor regression and improved white blood cell recovery after high dose chemotherapy and marrow reinfusion, with several long term remissions noted.
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NCI
Fred R. Appelbaum
John L. Ziegler
Arthur S. Levine
Albert B. Deisseroth
Appelbaum
North Carolina Weather Forecast Delivers Cloudy To Sunny Outlook
A cold front approaches from the north as high pressure remains off the coast. North Carolina will see mixed skies with 30 to 40 percent chances of showers today tonight and Tuesday. By Wednesday expect fair weather with highs in the 70s to 80s and mild overnight lows.
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North Carolina
High Point
Supreme Court Rejects News-Leak Challenge by Watergate Aides
The Supreme Court refused without comment to allow a supplemental brief by John Mitchell H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman arguing how a National Public Radio leak about the court would affect their Watergate convictions. The denial left pending their appeals and potential imprisonment dates following 1975 convictions.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Atty
John Mitchell
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
William H. Rehnquist
National Public Radio
Richard M. Nixon
Warren E. Burger
Burger
New York Times
NBC News
Mitchell
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Pastor Accused of Soliciting Policewoman Resigns
The Rev. Robert Daniel Lowe, 48, pastor of Canaansand Tabernacle in Greensboro, resigned his pulpit Sunday after being charged with soliciting a policewoman to engage in prostitution. Lowe was arrested at home and released on $1,000 bond. the church may ask him to return after a District Court trial.
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Greensboro
Robert Daniel Lowe
Canaansand Tabernacle
Lowe
B.L. Thomas
Release Of White Man Draws Black Protest
More than 500 Black residents marched peacefully in Whitakers North Carolina protesting the shooting death of Charles Lee 48 by Joseph M. Judge 73 at a service station Lee died from a .25 caliber gunshot Judge faces murder charges with a May 10 District Court date Judge was released on 10000 bond and others held on larger bail totals Protestors demanded justice and raised grievances to Mayor H B Johnson led by Golden Frinks of the Southern Christian Conference.
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Whitakers
N.C
Edward R. King
Jerusalem Baptist Church
Nash
Ocombe
King
Charles Lee
Joseph M. Judge
Judge's Service Station
Lee
Watson Seed Farms
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Eyewitness News
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Dolly
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Harry
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H.B. Johnson
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Golden Frinks
Southern Christian Conference
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Donald Snow Choir
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United States
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