progress against green monkey disease and related news notes
A 22 year old American medical technologist continues efforts against the green monkey disease in Talive South Africa. A U N bulletin reports research and health statements from Dr Tom Meade and the British Medical Research Council on aspirin whisky and vitamin C for illness. The piece also covers UN secretary general selection, FBI director remarks, women priest ordination in Arkansas, hot dog record, cancer checkups for Lady Bird Ford, a court petition by Rep Allan Howe, Thai royal engagement, and Mrs Carter’s inauguration remarks and travel with Kissinger.
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Johannesburg Foyer
Conn
South Africa
U.S. Air Force
Zaire
U.N
Sudan
British Medical Research Council
Xelovera
Tom Meade
Somnet
Dental decay breakthrough tested by Tufts researchers
Researchers at Tufts University School of Medicine report progress on a chemical process that breaks down tooth decay and removes it from most treated cavities. The study notes reduced pain and preservation of healthy tooth tissue, with 61 cavities treated and decay removed in 58 cases. New Jersey Supreme Court rules divorced woman may insure former husband to protect alimony, rejecting absolute privacy as a constitutional right.
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Kelfer
Fortose
Kirstans Tufts University
New Jersey Supreme Court
Cant
Record Cold Sets Historic Streak Across U S Regions
National Weather Service data show November and several prior months as the coldest in records dating to 1875. Cities from Washington to Missouri report multi degree deficits and rare cold degree totals, with Missouri at 1034 cold days likely once in 294 years.
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Kansas
Uty
Lee
Chun
United States
National Weather Service
Pittsburgh
NWS
Sinc
Westherman
Fred Otsby
Rhode Island
Warren
Texas
Missouri
One Hua Falls, Another Rises As China Politics Shifts
In a governmental shakeup approved by legislators, Foreign Minister Chine Kwad-tun is fired and replaced by ftlugng tun, as Premier Hua Kuofeng reshapes China’s leadership. The Standing Committee of the Liberal People’s Congress in Peking moved to reassert constitutional processes, with Teng Ying-chao proposed as vice chairman and other appointments announced by Hua per Xinhua.
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Hong Kong
UPS
Chine Kwad-tun
Ftlugng Tun
United Natives
Hua Kuofeng
Standing Committee
China
People’s Congress
Peking
Neerie
Chiao
Teng Hsiao-ping
Teng
Teng Ying-chao
Preauer Chau Exai
Communist Party Central Committee
Alr
Mae Tse-tung
Ggn
Me Npg
Hua Uso
New China News Agency
Unclear fragment notes firearm purchase details
Fragmentary text mentions a .22 caliber rifle bought from a Chow and a mention of shooting incidents but specifics are unreadable.
Doctors doubt full Phosvel recovery
Houston reports scientists warn Phosvel exposure may cause nerve damage with natural cause like multiple sclerosis. They doubt workers at Bayport Texas plant will fully recover, noting cases of diagnosed multiple sclerosis and encephalitis, plus neuropathy and potential permanent disability.
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Houston
UPI
Velsivo Chemical Corp
Bayport
Tex
Phosvel
Kingsgert Times-News muddled local note data
A jumble of names, places, and numbers from Kingsgert Times-News including references to individuals such as Byron Co and Harold Bowhan, scattered city and school data, dates, and contact-like fragments with no clear event or outcome.
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Glen
Byron Co
Harold Bowhan
Fordr
Pemarnor
Serge
Fey
Renbet
Wiaoe
Inflation Pushes Up Cost of B1 Bomber Program
Washington reports the Ford administration backs continuing the B1 bomber project with a latest cost estimate of 22.9 billion dollars. Air Force officials announced contracts totaling 704.9 million for the first three prototypes and long lead items for eight more. Inflation projections and strategic concerns about Soviet gains influence the decision, with Carter to review but not directing the move.
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Washington
UPH
Ford Administration
Jimmy Carter
Air Force
Thomas (. Heed
Russia
Reed
North Dakota Town Moves Quickly To Stabilize Bank Bust
The Pioneer Bank in Towner North Dakota closed Friday after state officials reviewed questionable loans. Stores offer credits and accept checks to ease cash flow while a state paying receiving station inside the Pioneer Bank building handles funds from other banks.
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North Dakota
Battle Bank
Towner
WN. D
UTTY
Bill Domres
Afouse River Farmers Pro
Pioneer Bank
Pioneer State Bank
Bank of North Dakota
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