Meteorite chemicals may Have spawned life forming membranes
Berkeley researchers discuss a Murchison meteorite study presented at an origin of life conference. They found lipid like droplets and membrane structures in organic extracts suggesting meteoritic precursors could have seeded early membrane formation, though Earthly sources remain possible.
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US to Trim WHO Funding Amid UN Cuts and Anti-UN Sentiment
A congressional GAO study shows US budget reductions, plus anti-UN sentiment, would slash WHO funding by about 35 million over two years. The measures would hit malaria programs vaccination drives and medicine access, with broader effects on UN agencies and international health aid, including FAO and ICAO.
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Titanic expedition ends after 12 days at sea
A Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and Navy team wrapped a 12 day Titanic expedition. Chief scientist Robert Ballard will brief reporters in Washington after returning to Woods Hole. Thousands of photos and miles of videotape were produced.
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Cancer Detection Clinic Planned in Westminster
The Carroll County Health Department will offer a Cancer Detection Clinic for women on Friday August 1 at 540 Washington Road Westminster the program focusing on breast and cervical cancer includes breast self examination education a Pap test by a registered nurse and result notification The clinic requires appointments and there is a laboratory fee Call 857 5000 or 876 3390 for scheduling. if abnormalities arise referrals to private doctors or health department clinics. Walkersville Elementary School to open with increased enrollment and new staff for 1986 87. current K 5 enrollment stands at 65 with grades split between Buildings A and B.
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Reilly to Speak on Nicaragua Policy at Rotary Club
Lt. Col. Peter E. Reilly of the U S State Department will discuss United States policy in Nicaragua at a Rotary Club Fredericktowne meeting on July 29. The 6:30 PM talk at the Holiday Inn Frederick covers Central America issues, reflecting Reilly’s background in Latin American studies and diplomacy.
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GSA announces Baltimore public vehicle auction date
The U.S. General Services Administration will hold a public vehicle auction in Baltimore on Thursday, August 14. About 100 used vehicles including Celebrities, Malibus, Skylarks, Reliants, vans, 4x4s, pickups, station wagons and two confiscated BMWs will be sold. Inspection at the Fleet Management Office Middle River on Aug 12 13 8:30 am to 4 pm and Aug 14 8:30 am to 9 am. Bidding starts at 9 am Aug 14. For details call (301) 982-7446 or contact the Philadelphia Bureau of the GSA.
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Bank donates to Montgomery College Foundation in Maryland
The Chase Bank of Maryland contributed 31,000 to the Montgomery College Foundation to support the Private Industry Council of Montgomery County, the policy body for the Job Training Partnership Act. Bank president Stanley Burns calls it the start of a statewide philanthropic program. Ronald Resh of the council highlights private sector support amid declining federal funds. Montgomery College has managed ITPA for the council since July 1985. For ITPA training details call Raymond Snowden at 279-2046.
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