Breakthrough in marrow preservation for cancer therapy
National Cancer Institute doctors report freezing and returning marrow to patients allows higher drug doses, faster white blood cell recovery, and potential improved survival. In a 19-patient pediatric study with malignant lymphoma, eight achieved long term remission and four remain in apparent survival, though results are preliminary.
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North Carolina Weather Forecast Outlook for This Week
A cold front approaches from the north while high pressure remains off the coast. In High Point the area expects mostly cloudy skies today and Tuesday with 30 to 40 percent shower chances. Widespread fair weather is anticipated Wednesday into Friday with highs in the 70s to low 80s and overnight lows in the 40s to 50s.
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Supreme Court Denies Motion On Watergate News Report
The Supreme Court refused to allow a supplemental brief from John Mitchell H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman about a NPR report claiming the court had voted 5-3 to deny their appeals The denial came without comment and Justice Rehnquist did not participate The case could send the three Nixon aides to prison after appeals conclude Ehrlichman began serving his sentence last October while appealing.
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Pastor Accused of Soliciting Policewoman Resigns
Greensboro AP report says Rev. Robert Daniel Lowe age 48, pastor of Canaanland Tabernacle, resigned from his pulpit after being charged with soliciting a policewoman to engage in prostitution. Lowe was arrested at home and released on $1000 bond as investigations continue.
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Whitakers Protest After White Man's Death Sparks Racial Demonstration
More than 500 Black residents demonstrated peacefully in Whitakers North Carolina in response to a white service station operator's alleged shooting of a Black farm worker. The march aimed to protest racial mistreatment and call for justice as Joseph M Judge faces murder charges and a May 10 District Court hearing.
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