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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1984

Page

10

Cheaper rabies vaccine eyed for developing countries

New vaccine created by genetic engineering suggests cheaper production and effective dilution. Researchers led by Hilary Koprowski report inserting rabies protein into vaccinia to provoke immunity. While volunteers say cost and regulatory hurdles remain, the method could slash vaccine prices and aid vaccination in poorer nations where rabies kills tens of thousands annually.

New York Hilary Koprowski Wistar Institute Philadelphia Wistar Tadeus Wiktor Strasbourg France Nature William Winkler Centers For Disease Control Atinta Winkler India United States Koprowski

Theaters drop Silent Night Deadly Night in three states

The film about an ax-wielding Santa faced protests from parents in Milwaukee New York City and Montclair leading to shortened showings at three Marcus Corp theaters and a New Jersey venue. Despite petitions and ads controversy, the movie grossed 1.4 million across 398 theaters and drew continued attention from opponents and supporters alike.

Marcus Corp Milwaukee 2 Parents’ Group Bruce Olson New York City Pisot Clairidge Triple Cinema Montclair N.J Craig Zeltner Kathleen Eberhardt Tri-Star Pictures Guardian Tri-Star James Murray Redstone Theater Vacca Mnouen 1 WDIV Detroit Carolyn Harbin Wpix-Tv New York Martin Appel Olson Joseph DeRenzis Colege Westchester County N.Y de Renzis Santa Claus

Deposition shows change in witness view on Vietnam war

Former CIA expert George A. Carver testified in the Westmoreland defamation case that he once viewed irregulars as marginal but in a 1967 deposition suggested considering all militia forces. He said intelligence methods suited to Europe failed in Vietnam and that self defense units should be counted in assessing enemy strength.

New York CIA George A. Carver Agency CBS William C. Westmoreland U.S Southeast Asia Westmoreland Carver Europe Vietnam

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