Leukemia Virus in Cats A Key Health Concern
Veterinary Viewpoint explains feline leukemia as a common cause of illness and death in cats. The virus, first isolated in 1962, is contagious and spread by saliva, affecting mainly kittens and older cats with weaker immunity. Diagnostics include a blood test, but a positive result does not confirm infection, and resistance may exist. A new vaccine is now available for cats over eight weeks, with veterinarians advising consultation for recommendations.
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N JR McClellan
Smithsonian interns program seeks 40 graduates for summer
Smithsonian Institution will select up to 40 interns who have just completed high school for programs from June to August. Interns will be assigned to departments including biology, history, physics, medicine, and performing arts, with housing and travel support for out of town students. Applications close March 17 with final postmark by March 21. early May screening follows, and details are available from the Intern Program Office in Washington DC.
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Notitaben Oatas
City of Washington
Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
Smithsonian Institution
Washington DC
Pay Equity discussion to be held by League of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters hosts a public meeting on pay equity in state employment. Feb 6 at 7 30 pm at Old Memory Second and Bente streets addresses discrimination revealed by a 1963 pay gap study. Ruth Oltman Francis Ann Gilbert and Mary Ellen Rhoderick read excerpts and discuss impact while noting salary adjustments last year.
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League of Women Voters
Old Memory
Bente
Praca Y Merviandias
Wheluth
Tao UU
Ruth Oltman Francis Ann Gilbert
Mary Ellen Rhoderick
League
Kerry Fountain
Shippensburg hosts PDG members at regional founders day
Shippensburg State University hosts Phi Delta Gamma leaders for the Eastern Regional Founders Day Celebration in the former chapel. Attendees include Anthony Freddin PDG president, Shirley Hoff, Debra Harbaugh, and Mildred Kestomian, with remarks by Helen Gould Brooks and other officers. A luncheon speaker Ceddia outlines higher education, while workshops on dress history and stress management are featured. The next PDG chapter meeting is planned for Harrison Alumni House on the Western Maryland College campus.
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Anthony Freddin
Shippensburg State University
Ph. Delta Gamma
PDG
Pst
WMI
Shirley Hoff
Debra Harbaugh Cegistrar
Mildred Child Kestomian
Toanne Torenadit
Kitty Walker
Harry Bobowich
Shippensburg Graduate School
Texan
Carolyn Marks
Shippensburg State
Helen Bues
National
Phi Delta Gamma
Helen Gould Brooks
Larry Rotz
Wemer & Commerce Club
Phi Delta Gemma
Juchoff
John Stump
Alpha 'Ota
Wendi Rete
Alpha Iuta
Catherine Koch
Ceddia
Shippensburg
Committee For Higher Education
United States
Bobonich
Pha Delta Gamma
Harrison Alumni House
Western Maryland College
Louie Pacquin
Scholarship offered for health services students at Carroll Community College
The Professional Advisory Group of HomeCall Inc offers a $100 scholarship to health services students at Carroll Community College. To qualify, applicants must show financial need and be enrolled at Carroll, a campus of Catonsville Community College. For details call Carroll Community College at 876-3880 or 848-1315 and ask for Joel Hoskowitz.
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Carrol Community College
Home All Ine
Catonsville Community College
HomeCail Inc
Carroll Community College
Joel Hoskowitz
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Southern States Farm Systems Building Division
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