Protests Push German Abortion Law Reform Debate
Bonn reports widespread protests as West Germany debates reform to abortion laws. Current penalties punish women up to five years and doctors up to ten. estimates show 400,000 to 500,000 illegal abortions yearly. Justice Minister Jahn backs legalizing when health risk exists. activists and FDP push for all abortions in first three months. Chancellor Brandt's coalition splits over change ahead of the 1977 election.
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Free Democratic Party
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Brandt
House Senate bill expands cancer research funding
A House Senate conference committee agreed on a plan to fund an expanded cancer research effort with 1.6 billion dollars over three years. The measure keeps the National Cancer Institute within the NIH and establishes new clinical centers while restoring some public health programs for detection and control.
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D. Fla
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National Institute of Neurological Diseases
National Cancer Advisory Board
Hougé
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Leukemia Study Shows Antibody Producing Cells Increased
Dr Luis Borella of St Jude's in Memphis reported to the American Society of Hematology that introducing he mocyanin into spleen cells of leukemic mice raised antibody producing cells and reduced leukemic cells. He cautioned that applying this to humans is a long way off.
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Tennessee
Luis Bora
St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital
Memphis
Borella
American Society of Hematology
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