Scientists Report Hepatitis Cause Found By Government Study
Government researchers announced the apparent discovery of the cause of infectious hepatitis identified a virus like particle in preserved specimens. They cited the Sahara Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda and prison volunteer samples as they pursue isolation for vaccine development.
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Health report links to serum hepatitis and hepatitis B
The article notes scientists identify another virus-like particle as a potential cause of serum hepatitis or Hepatitis B. It contrasts infectious hepatitis spread by water and direct contact with serum type needing blood, needles, or transfusions, estimating up to 30,000 annual cases and up to 6,000 deaths in hidden totals. It also mentions Tulsa Police Training Academy head William Wilbanks receiving a pig gift after joking with cadets. A Detroit Common Council president proposes a resolution to end ethnic jokes following a Polish joke book controversy.
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Sunday SC Woman's Club Christmas Party Details
Readable fragments show a planned Christmas party for the Sunday SC Woman's Club at Gram County Archery Leagues 4200, Waontan's Chili Building, Silver Social Hall. Timings mention 6 00, 7:00, and 00 p.m with references to local venues, a National Guard Arimary Optidist Grant County Gun Club SC Council Meeting and FW peatre.
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Truckstop Turned Into Graveyard
A convoy stranded at a San Jose truck stop after fuel allotment shortfalls left drivers without diesel. Beverly Cule and others faced delays as fuel shipments were late, with some awaiting new allocations while others feared shutdowns in the cold.
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Conduct Codes Filed By State Agencies
State agencies file codes of conduct with the secretary of state. Many boards have yet to establish formal codes while several already submitted revisions. notes list agencies without conduct rules and upcoming approvals by the governor. Memorials and public notices accompany the coding effort across states.
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Heating Oil Costs Rise Across Regions This Winter
Heating oil prices have increased nationwide pushing costs higher for homes. Experts say savings from lower thermostat settings may not offset the higher prices driven by increased costs, with regional increases noted in Massachusetts Michigan Florida and Illinois.
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State bank plan approved by county banking official
A proposed State Bank in Truth or Consequences received approval from Sierra County banking authorities. Commissioner Roy Davidson announced the decision while noting Key Bank president Pravis Waller commented on the move.
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Neiigo Banking
Defense Bill Passes House Amid Budget Protests
The House approved a $74 billion defense appropriation with a 346 to 23 vote after rejecting amendments. Proposals to block funds for Arab oil boycott retaliation and to reallocate past-year surplus funds were defeated 1 2 0 to 118. Debates cited potential risks to peace and military readiness during the Middle East strain.
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