Super juice gives patients new chance of life
Hyperalimentation fluid, or super juice, provides complete nutrition via IV for patients unable to absorb food. Used at Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Harbor City, it supports infants, cancer patients, and those with severe malnutrition or digestive issues, with rapid improvement but infection risk limits duration.
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Roxane Arnold
Los Angeles
Ali Ann Higashi
Keith Brown
Robert Nedjl
Harbor City
Kaiser Permanente Hospital
Nedjl
Kaiser
Los Angeles Medical Center
Dr. Nedil
Nedil
Indian School Road paving plan approved for 1.5 million
Phoenix officials signed an 82,600 contract with International Engineering Co to design paving for east Indian School Road from 32nd to 48th streets. The project budget totals 1.5 million with soils work up to 1,475 and a January 1979 start to create a 64 foot roadway with five foot sidewalks.
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Phoenix
East Indian School Road
International Engineering Co., Inc. Con
Sulting
32Nd Street
48Th Street
Great Flood link Pursuit of Atlantis to Pyramids
Dr. Maxine Asher of the Ancient Mediterranean Research Association argues Atlantis may be hidden in Egypt's pyramids near Giza. She cites psychic tests in the King's Chamber and proposes Atlantis founded civilizations from Spain to Egypt after a great flood 10,000 B.C.
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Bob Corbett
Copley
Egypt
Atlantis
Maxine Asher
Ancient Mediterranean Research Association
Los Angeles
Sphinx
Giza
Asher
Troy
Pompeii
Minos
Knossos
Crete
Central America
Bahamas
Ireland
Spain
Aegean Sea
Bimini Island
Cadiz
Malta
Algeria
Greece
Pharoah Cheops
Cheops
Bimini
Kings Chamber
Great
Pyramid of
Educators seek federal funds to curb school vandalism
Washington AP reports public schools suffered about 600 million dollars in damages last year from crime arson vandalism and burglary. School officials urge 300 million dollars in federal aid for training and hardware as security leaders from 30 states convene in Alexandria Virginia this week.
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Washington
Joseph Grealy
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
National Association of School Security Directors
Alexandria
Lucius Burton
Congress
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Burton
Scottsdale Students Graduate From American Colleges
Local Scottsdale students are listed among graduates from multiple U.S. colleges and universities. Notable earners include Barbara A. Lancaster with a BS in chemistry from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Geoffrey C. Lamb with chemistry magna cum laude at Dartmouth, and Richard W. Bowers with a JD from Harvard. Additional graduates include doctors of medicine from Loyola and Oregon Health Services, and MBAs and engineering degrees from Illinois and Oregon State.
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Scottsdale
California Polytechnic State University
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Barbara A. Lancaster
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Diana Fountain
Freeman Fountain
N. Sundown Drive
Saguaro High School
Fountain
Carleton
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Geoffrey C. Lamb
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Richard W. Bowers
Bowers
Harvey Mudd College
Claremont
Gerald B. Elder
Raymond Edler
EB. Redwing
Paradise Valley
Edler
University OF Illinois
E. Cambridge
Kaplan
Loyola University
Maywood
Ill
Michael P. Nageotte
F. L. Nageotte
E. Aproyo Verde
Nageotte
University OF Oregon
Portland
Oregon
William Michels
Lurames Mandel
N. 79
LeMoyne Michels
Tempe
Michels
Health Services Center
Oregon State University
Corvallis
Ore
Dwight W. Colburn
Colburn
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Ind
Sarah R. Marsh
E. Cypress
Marsh
University
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Scottsdale Associated Merchants
SAM
Arizona
the Progress
Charles Hardy
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