Blood Factor in MS May Explain Unpredictable Attacks
Dr. Rune L. Stjernholm of Case Western Reserve University reports that blood from acutely ill MS patients destroys white blood cells in culture, while blood from remissive patients leaves cells intact. He believes an abnormal immune factor in the blood triggers acute attacks and seeks to isolate it for analysis.
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Berlin Heights Baptist Church Hosts Year End Meetings
Berlin Heights Baptist Church will hold a series of special meetings from Sunday through Jan. 2 with Rev. Earl Umbaugh of Stow as guest speaker. The event closes the old year and welcomes the new, per Pastor Rev. E G Riley. A watch night service from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. on New Year's Eve features music refreshments and fellowship.
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Japan General Election Sees Low Turnout Amid Rain and Snow
Japan faced patchy turnout in the 11th postwar general election as poor weather and heavy snows deterred voters. By 4 p.m. 53.9 percent cast ballots, with NHK predicting 60 percent overall. The LDP seeks renewal of the U S Japan Security Treaty and Okinawa issues frame the race.
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Eastern Snow Hits 24 Inches
The fourth winter storm in two weeks dumped up to 24 inches of snow from Maine to New York as airports foregrounded with widespread flight cancellations. Huge snow totals, high winds, and coastal tides added to travel disruption across the Northeast.
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Comet May Be Visible In January Skies
A UPI report notes Epiphany on January 6 and discusses the 1969-6 Tago-Sato-Kosaka comet. Predictions place its southern visibility in early January with northern rise by month’s end, viewable from Argentina and the southern United States.
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Dollars for Scholars Charters Norwalk Chapter
Articles of Incorporation filed in Columbus establish Citizens Scholarship Foundation of Norwalk as a non profit to award need and merit based scholarships. Trustees include Edward Still Robert Allen James Loughridge III Dale Olsen and Dr Nino Camardese with Olsen as statutory agent. The program aims to award the first scholarship in spring.
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Olsen
Dollars For Scholars
Cincinnati workhouse releases 100 prisoners under habeas ruling
A UPI report notes 100 inmates freed from Hamilton County workhouse after a habeas corpus writ and Ohio Supreme Court ruling struck down the $3 daily fine repayment. Officials expect about 300 more indigent prisoners may be released. city rate changes apply only to city prisoners.
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