Church Tabloid Seeks 1981 Easter Program Details
The Odessa American invites area churches and congregations to submit information on church programs and projects for the 1981 Easter Church Tabloid in the April 17 edition. New area pastors may have photos taken March 7 between 10 and 11 a.m. at The American’s photo department. Deadline for information is March 16. Information should be narrative, typed, double spaced, and delivered to the Life/Style Department.
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ABWA Odessa enrollment event slated March 15
Linda Denham will chair the Howdy Pardner chapter enrollment event for the American Business Women's Association at Odessa College Community Room on March 15. The semi annual event introduces ABWA to area businesswomen with a "Signs of Spring" theme and a membership style show. For details contact Ms. Downham or chapter president Ms. Janice Whitworth.
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Linda Denham
Howdy Pardner
American Business Women's Association
Odessa College
ABWA
Ms. Denham
Ms. Downham
Janice Whitworth
Odessa Attends Texas AUW Conference in Austin
Ellen Galloway of the American Association of University Women attended the Texas AUW annual legislative conference in Austin opened February 23 with a reception at the state capital hosted by Mrs Betty King secretary of the Senate Lt Gov Bill Hobby addressed the closing session Tuesday noon on higher education in Texas Sen W L Pete Snelson was Odessa guests At an early meeting Tuesday Joe Gibson liaison to Speaker William Clayton spoke advancement of women education community affairs and legislation Open to any woman who is a graduate of an accredited four year college or university For information on the Odessa branch contact Mrs LD DeVille
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Betty King
Senate
Bill Hobby
W.L
Pete’’ Snelson
Odessa
Joe Gibson
William Clayton
LD. DeVille
Wireless fax device eyed for police patrol cars
AP reports MIS Week notes a portable wireless facsimile machine that connects to a patrol car transmitter allowing officers to send and receive identifying pictures while pursuing suspects. The device could also aid businesspeople and journalists.
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MIS Week
New Cancer Research Focus Shifts To Biotech Frontiers
In a New York AP report, scientists outline a shift in cancer research toward molecular biology, recombinant DNA, monoclonal antibodies, vaccines, and vitamins. Dr. Frank Rauscher Jr. of the American Cancer Society says risk assessment, chemoprevention, and targeted therapies will dominate the 1980s, with interferon and monoclonal antibody applications advancing in trials.
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Frank J. Rauscher Jr
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Program
National Cancer Institute
Rauscher
Cancer Society
Rauscher Sys
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