Kidney Transplant Study Financed by NIAID Contract
University of Minnesota researchers received a 105000 contract from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to study increasing kidney transplants from non related donors. The two year project includes five other centers and feeds results to the University of North Carolina for analysis. Dr Edmond J Yunis leads the clinical immunology effort with Dr John Najarian on the transplantation team.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnesota
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
University of North Carolina School of Public Health
Edmond J. Yunis
Department of
Laboratory Medicine and Pathology
John Najarian
University Hospitals
Two Central High Students Earn A Ratings at State Forensic Contest
Warren Rees and Sarah Hayden, both 16, from Central High School won A ratings at the Wisconsin High School Forensic Contest held last Saturday at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Rees placed in extemporaneous speaking and Hayden in memorized declamation, with both students described as high achievers in their categories.
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University of Wisconsin- Madison
Warren Rees
John Rees
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Sarah Hayden
John Hayden
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Blind salesman Ed Casmer hawks cars with white cane
Ed Casmer, legally blind with five percent vision, sells cars for 35 years in Detroit area. He relies on customers to inspect vehicles themselves, aided by understanding buyers. A separate item notes a county court case in which Gary Smith pleaded no defense for issuing worthless checks and Hogan PTA announces a Tuesday meeting with a movie.
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Casmer
Detroit
Galesville
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Gary Smith
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Dollar Devaluation Clearances Move Through Committee
The House Banking Committee approved a bill to formalize a about ten percent devaluation of the dollar. The measure awaits House action where passage is expected despite opposition. The Senate has passed a similar measure and repeal of private gold ownership would occur only with a presidential finding. The administration opposes unregulated gold ownership, citing risks to reform and the trade position.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
House
Senate
U.S
Nixon
Jack F. Bennett
the Treasury
Subcommittee
Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee
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