Kansans Urged To Flex Tourism Muscles at Salina Banquet
Hawaii Senator Daniel Inouye urged Kansas tourism leaders to grow despite energy woes. Speaking at the Governors Conference on Tourism in Salina, he said tourism generated 150 billion dollars nationally last year and employed five million people, urging industry activism and political engagement.
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Bush plans to enter Kansas state primary in 1980
George Bush announced during a Kansas campaign stop that he will enter the April 1980 state presidential preference primary. He touted superior organization, claimed stronger support among GOP insiders in Iowa New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and said early voting and fundraising strength are essential to win. He also noted the Puerto Rico primary effort and dismissed polls as irrelevant to building a campaign.
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Two Share Nobel Prize for CT Scanning
The 1979 Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded to Allan Cormack of Tufts University and Godfrey Hounsfield of EMI for computer assisted tomography. They share a $190,000 prize for developing CAT scanning, a costly but low operating expense X ray method that creates 3D brain images.
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Rural Health Grants Promised For Six States
Washington AP Six states Arkansas Florida Massachusetts Montana Nevada and New Mexico will share a 450 000 federal grant to pilot rural health projects. The program emphasizes health education for poor families and minorities and aims to improve access to care in farming regions through county extension agents and advisory groups with health orgs land grant universities and age representatives. Each state receives 75000 with matching funds expected from local governments.
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