Pain relief from beta endorphin in cancer and withdrawal patients
UC scientists report synthetic beta endorphin from camel pituitary may ease pain and narcotic withdrawal. Drs. Li and Catlin say five patients received intravenous doses, with two pain patients showing good relief compared to morphine control.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of California
C.H. Li
Don Catlin
Pituitary
Hormone
University
Catlin
UCLA
Puerto Rico
Weather table for 24‑hour period ending 4 a.m. PT
United Press International presents the National Weather Service San Francisco summary of temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Pacific time. Readings cover nationwide temperatures, rainfall amounts, and precipitation status.
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National Weather Service
San Francisco
New breast cancer test aims to detect malignancies safely
Memorial Sloan Kettering Institute researchers develop Graphic Stress Telethermography GST a radiation free breast cancer detection method claiming about 80 percent accuracy in distinguishing malignant from benign lesions. Investigators Dr Ruth Snyder and Dr Robin Watson state GST is safe and effective while measuring breast and forehead temperature differences. The article also notes a separate incident in Boca Raton where Charles Giel crashed Walter Cronkite's chauffeur driven Cadillac into a palm tree.
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New York
UPI
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Institute
Ruth Snyder
Robin Watson
Diagnostic Radiology
Walter Cronkite
Charles Giel
Boca Raton
Fla
Farmers protest with Mondale over break even crop prices
Farmers nationwide press for 100 percent parity as a strike expands across state capitals and reaches Mondale at a Colorado fundraiser. Waterlogged notes, effigy burnings, and tractor caravans mark the weekend action while officials including Bergland face protests and decline to concede to farmer demands.
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United Press International
Walter Mondale
Denver
Arbuthnot
White House
Washington Monument
Carter
Camp David
Tommy Kersey
Unadilla
Lady Clementine Churchill Dies at 92 in London
Lady Clementine Spencer Churchill widow of Sir Winston Churchill died at her London home after a heart attack. She was 93. Her grandson Winston Churchill MP said she suffered the attack during lunch with her secretary and had been in frail health.
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London
UPI
Clementine Spencer Churchill
Winston Churchill
Churchill
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