Nutrition may halt cancer says Texas scientist
Washington AP Dr Roger J Williams of the University of Texas argues that proper nutrition extends beyond the basics and that "supe rnutrition" could be a strategy against disease including cancer. He cites experiments on mice and notes unknown nutrients in uncooked foods may be key while stressing cautious further study. A separate Ontario AP report details a burglary at a Never Never Land tourist site, with $952 in goods stolen from the gift shop.
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Washington
University of Texas
National Academy of Science
Roger J. Williams
Williams
H. A. Schneider
Brockville, Ont
Never-Never Land
Texas Air Control Board files 42 pollution suits
The Texas Air Control Board has filed 42 lawsuits against air polluters since its creation six years ago. An audit covering the year ending Aug. 31, 1970 shows 16 suits filed, five resulted in permanent injunctions or penalties, ten are pending, and one was dropped on attorney general advice.
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Austin
Texas Air Control Board
George McNiel
Atty
Crawford Martin
Ribble named university VP
W. C. Ribble a retired executive secretary treasurer of the New Mexico Baptist Foundation and Church Loan Corp has been named assistant vice president for development at Hardin Simmons University He will live in Albuquerque and represent the school in New Mexico Ribble previously chaired the division of business and social studies at Hardin-Simmons and taught at Quachita Baptist College in Arkansas The move marked a return to university work after a 1956 departure
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Abilene, Tex
W. C. Ribble
New Mexico Baptist Foundation
Church Loan Corp
Hardin- Simmons University
Ribble
Hardin-Simmons
Business and Social Studies
Quachita Baptist College
Arkadelphia
Ark
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Texas Physicians Warn Malnutrition Among Poor
Dr Buford Nichols Jr a Houston physician in child nutrition says about half of Texas poor suffer malnutrition though exact figures are unavailable He notes Texas spends less on public health than most states and urges funding for school lunches to fight malnutrition and related infections. He headed a state health survey this year.
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Houston
Texas
Buford Nicholds Jr
Nichols
Houston Council On Human Relations
USDA to Close Fort Worth Meat Inspection Office
The Meat and Poultry Inspection Office plans to close its Fort Worth site by next year as part of a Texas wide reorganization. About 40 staff will be moved to a central facility in Austin, with some new Austin positions offsetting losses.
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Fort Worth
Meat and Poultry Inspection
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Willis Irvin
Texas
Austin
Irvin
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