Synthetic Skin May Aid Burn Victims
Boston doctors report semi synthetic skin tested on animals and set for human trials within a year. Dr John Burke and MIT’s Iannis Yannas say the material functions like skin but is not alive, offering a temporary replacement until a permanent solution is found. The team notes storage and processing hurdles remain before clinical use.
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Boston
John Burke
Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
No Charges Filed In LaCock Robbery
Kansas City police report a robbery near discos on Kansas City's south side left Pete LaCock uncharged after a struggle that wounded Gary Gullickson and a 17 year old suspect, Alex M. Clark. One gun pointed at Janna LaCock nine months pregnant. two other suspects fled.
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Kansas City Royals
Pete LaCock
LaCock
Gary Gullickson
Wichita
Kan
Gullickson
Ronald Baldwin
Alex M. Clark
Clark
Lloyd DeGraffenreidh
Baldwin
Tom Brown
al Fracassa
Janna LaCock
Royals
Texas Rangers
Iranian reformists blamed for deadly cinema fire
Tehran reports say ten suspects arrested in Abadan after the Cinema Rex blaze killed at least 377. Police chief Reza Razmi accuses anti reform radicals of dousing the exterior with gasoline and igniting the theater during Ramadan. Several arrested carried explosives. two theater employees and the owner face charges of negligence. Major religious leaders condemn the massacre except Ayatollah Khomeini in exile.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlav
Reza Razmi
Abadan
Ayatullah Khomaini
Iraq
Amendment Possible Washington Voting Rights Vote
Washington residents seek voting representation in Congress as Senate schedules a Tuesday vote on a constitutional amendment approved by the House. The measure would grant DC a voting senator and representative, needing two thirds in the Senate and ratification by three fourths of states within seven years. Backers frame it as ending discrimination. opponents say Washington is not a state.
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Congress
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House
District of Columbia
D.C
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
Byrd
Baker
Walter D. Huddleston
D-Ky
Department of Transportation
Huddleston
Ottawa city approves Seventh Street improvement plan
City of Ottawa Franklin County Kansas governing body adopts a plan to improve Seventh Street from Cedar Street to the city limits. The project includes grading curbing guttering paving and drainage with asphaltic or Portland cement concrete at a total estimated cost of 700000. The measure passed August 15 1978 with mayor Darthy Nichole signing. Public notice published August 7 1978 and August 21 1978.
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Cedar Street
Wea
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Cadey Street
Pranklin County
Kansan
Cader Street
Vanth Street
Neepping
Franklin Sen
Candas
District Court
Tony Lynn
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