Dr Gordon Named Associate NIH Clinical Center Director
Dr Gordon named associate director for clinical care at the National Institutes of Health and director of the Clinical Center in Bethesda. He has worked at NIH since 1951, serving at the National Heart and Lung Institute and later as clinical director of the National Institute of Arthritis Metabolism and Digestive Diseases. He received the 1972 Stoutter Prize for work on free fatty acids and energy, and originated the PVP test for protein losing ary. He is a Harvard Medical School graduate and has held memberships in multiple national medical associations.
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Robert
Gordon
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Bethesda
Public Health Service
National Heart and Lung Institute
National Institute of Arthritis
Robert S. Stone
Stoutter
Dr. Gordon
New York City
Harvard Medical School
Presbyterian
U.S. Army
Phi Beta Kappa
Alpha Omega
The
American Society For Clinical Investigation
American Physiological the American Federation For Clinical Research
Association of American Physicians
American Gastroenterological Association
Family sheltering expectant mother and dogs faces rough weather
A Unionville family sheltered an abandoned expectant mother and two dogs on Monday evening. Mrs. Foster described the dachshund as likely to have ten puppies, noting the dogs were starved and fed a large pan of turkey and canned dog food as the ground remained muddy and wet.
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Unionville
Dachshuld
Machinist Class Set At Gov Thomas Johnen High School
A machinist course will start at Gov Thomas Johnen High School with sessions 7 to 10 p.m. beginning Wednesday January 30. The program, taught by Nicholson/Smith, covers lathe milling shaper drill press grinder and precision measuring tools. Students will work on personal projects drawn from blueprints, with topics including reading drawings and basic metalworking skills.
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Gov. Thomas Johnen High School
Roona
Gov. Thomas
Imdivicen
Necheton
Bullfighter Fined For Killing Bull in Court
A judge ruled Monday that a bullfighter must pay a fine of 95,000 for killing a bull, amid disputes over the rules of the event. The decision centers on the incident and the enforcement of financial penalties in the case.
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