Growth Hormone Synthesized At San Francisco Lab
San Francisco scientists led by Dr. C H Li announced the synthesis of human growth hormone HGH at a news conference. The team borrowed a $30 000 instrument due to inflation and budget cuts, enabling step by step construction of the 188 amino acid protein.
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San Francisco
C. H. Li
University of California At
Children’s Cancer Research Institute
Boston
Mass
C. H Li
University of California
Institute trains court administrators for federal posts
The Institute for Court Management, funded by a Ford Foundation grant, trained 31 in its first class and backs the push to create federal court administrator positions. Alumni include W. Wayne Bruckner and Andrew Talley. The program spans 26 weeks with in court observation and could evolve into a master's in judicial management.
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Denver
U.S
Institute For Court Management
Ford Foundation
W. Wayne Bruckner
Missouri
Andrew Talley
Delaware
James Thomas
Nixon
American Judicature Society
Institute For Judicial Administration
American Bar Association
University of Denver Law School
Robert Yegge
Law School
Denver-area
Thomas
Yegge
100 Expected At CofC Meet
About 100 people are expected next Wednesday for an industrial recognition luncheon by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. Officers of Lawrence industries and area bankers will be honored for contributions. Sheldon W. Stahl of the Federal Reserve Bank will speak on the 1971 economy at the Holiday Inn. Reservations through Monday.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Chamber
Sheldon W. Stahl
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Holiday Inn
Stahl
Pentagon to Track Down Foreign Aid Distribution
The Pentagon says it will send scouts worldwide to determine how much Food for Peace money has been diverted to arms. A deputy secretary noted difficulty in valuing military aid, citing Vietnam wartime conditions and the unknown portion given to allied troops. He supported an estimate of seven billion dollars for fiscal 1970 but cited cataloging problems in South Vietnamese Thai and Philippine forces. The hearing criticized mismanagement in government programs and accountability laxity in wartime.
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Pituitary
Washington
Pentagon
Armistead I. Selden
Defense
U.S
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Vietnam
Selden
Defense Department
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Subcommittee
Foreign Student Fund Set Up From Topeka Educator
A bequest of 4500 from the estate of Miss Carmie Wolfe funds a Foreign Student Fund at the Kansas University Endowment Association. Wolfe, a 1903 KU graduate and 32 year Topeka High English chair, died March 1, 1969. She taught journalism, led a school newspaper, coached debate, and sponsored the Lincoln Forum.
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Carmie Wolfe
Topeka
Kansas University Endowment Association
Miss Wolfe
Topeka High School
Columbia University
Writers School
Breadloaf
Middlebury
Wolfe
Topeka High
Nixon Works and Dines as Palm Springs Stay Looms
President Nixon, in San Clemente for rest on doctor orders, exercised in sun then dined with guests. His physician noted good health but urged more sun and activity. He signed a $550 million foreign aid bill, including $155 million for Cambodia, while warning Congress not to authorize U.S. troops or advisers.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Air Force
Walter Tkach
Pat
Palm Springs
Cambodia
Congress
U.S
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