Cancer cell clones develop normally in frog embryos
Tulane University researchers show nuclei from cancer cells can produce normal tissues in frog embryos. Most cells did not reach adulthood, but a few developed, suggesting cancer may reflect reversible gene changes rather than irreversible damage. Scientists caution on remaining uncertainties.
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Atlanta to receive nearly one million in federal aid to aid children
President Reagan announced close to 1 million dollars in federal funds for Atlanta aimed at after school care for 1,000 children in six hot spots where killings occurred. The city still pushes for 1.5 million to finance a police task force investigating the July 1979 slayings, with Congress weighing the request. The grant funds will also back a 24 hour hotline, teen shelters, and coordinated aid from agencies and businesses.
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Atlanta slayings spark fears in Memphis
AP report says Memphis school children claim men in a white van accost them. Forty five reports since Jan and only three confirmed. Officials note most sightings come from elementary students. adults have not confirmed. Descriptions vary of van color and occupants. two children reportedly abducted but one recanted and another failed a polygraph.
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