Noted virologist warns public on cancer vaccine use fears
Dr. Maurice Hilleman says cautious attitudes about safety criteria could delay future cancer vaccines and other disease controls. He cites theoretical risks from tissue culture vaccines and urges unemotional, scientific evaluation while highlighting potential gains in vaccines for influenza, polio, chickenpox, and hepatitis. He spoke at a Pan American Health Organization World Health Organization conference.
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Washington
Maurice Hilleman
Army
United States
Hilleman
Merck Institute For Therapeutic Research
West Point
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Pan American Health Organization
World Health Organization
Tech teams host womens gymnastics judging clinic at TTU
Tech's Department of Health Physical Education and Recreation announces a January 23 clinic on campus led by Edsel Buchanan and Jeannine McHaney with Mrs Earnestine Carter as clinician. High school gymnasts will demo and USGF certification will be issued to qualified participants. Registration closes December 31 and costs 10 dollars.
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Edsel Buchanan
Buchanan
Jeannine McHaney
Texas Tech Women’s Health
Billy Jane McKay
McKay School of Dance and Gymnastics
Levelland
McKay School
Tech
McKay School of Dance
Earnestine Carter
Clarion
Penn.) State College
United States Gymnastics Federation
Texas Tech Universi
Edsel Socenon
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Texas
November Lubbock County traffic injuries and patrol report
In November eleven people were injured in Lubbock County and 46 accidents were investigated by the Texas Highway Patrol. Property damage totaled 30420 dollars. For January through November 1970 the county reported 448 accidents, 11 killed, 293 injured, and property damage of 442810 dollars. The patrol urged safe holiday driving with checks on car, seat belts, alertness, avoid overdriving, allow travel time, and courtesy on the road.
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Lubbock
Texas Highway Patrol
O. C. Guthrie
Guthrie
Sgt. Guthrie
Texas Could Trim Tax Load by $200 Million via Welfare Matching
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes told the Legislative Budget Board that tapping federal welfare funds to match local charity medical costs could cut next year’s tax need by about 200 million dollars. An attorney general opinion was sought on legality. Barnes also criticized state computer spending at 24.2 million annually and urged a more efficient approach.
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Austin
Ben Barnes
Legislative Budget Board
Barnes
Senate Interim Welfare Reform Committee
Texas
Senate
State Welfare Department
Jury Summoned For Area Trial In Williams Slaying
A special grand jury has been called for Wednesday in the 106th District Court to hear evidence in the November 26 shooting death of 53 year old Scott Williams. Jerry Watson, 29, Seminole, and Roy King, 22, Seagraves, are held without bond in connection with the slaying. Dist. Judge Truett Smith will preside.
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106Th District Court
Scott Williams
Jerry Watson
Seminole
Roy King
Seagraves
Truett Smith
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