New One Month Birth Control Pill Nears Reality
In La Jolla and at Salk Institute researchers outline a GRF based contraceptive aiming to trigger pituitary hormone release without broad body effects. Dr. Guillemin and colleagues and Dr. Schalley with Tulane VA Medical Center report synthesis of releasing factors, with safer analogues and tests planned in two to three years.
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Tulane University Medical Center
New Orleans
Roger Guillemin
Salk Institute
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Death of Madison Square Garden president Levin
Philip J. Levin, 62, a multimillionaire sports financier and president of Madison Square Garden Corp., died Tuesday apparently from a heart attack. He led a major New York sports conglomerate and was a prominent industry figure.
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NEW York
Philip J. Levin
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Madison Square Garden Corp
Mrs. Jessie Evans Smith Dies at 69 Leader’s Wife and Choir Star
Jessie Evans Smith, 69, wife of Church President Joseph Fielding Smith, died Tuesday night. She was a featured soloist with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for 50 years.
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Salt Lake City
Jessie Evans Smith
Joseph Fielding Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Obituary: Leslie J. Smith longtime AP editor dies at 69
Leslie J. Smith, 69, day city editor of the Associated Press San Francisco bureau for 27 years, died Tuesday. Smith joined AP in 1927 in Portland Oregon and retired in 1967.
Frederick Stephan Dies at 68 Princeton Professor Emeritus
Frederick F. Stephan of Princeton New Jersey, professor emeritus of social statistics at Princeton University, died after a brief illness on Monday. He was 68 and widely respected for his contributions to social statistics and higher education.
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Frederick F. Stephan
Princeton University
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