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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1980

Page

11

Prompt treatment could save thousands of cancer lives

New York AP. The American Cancer Society estimates 420000 cancer deaths in 1981 with 151 per day. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment could save about 134000 lives. One in five deaths overall, cancer is second to heart disease. Survival improves for those diagnosed early, with 41 percent of new cases surviving five years if other causes are excluded. More than 3 million Americans have survived cancer, and 56 million live in families likely to face cancer. Lung cancer remains top for men, breast cancer for women. overall black mortality higher than white.

New York United States American Cancer Society U.S National Center For Health Statistics ADM Dole Decatur Ill

Gasohol profits rise as ADM benefits from import fee shift

ADM chair Dwayne Andreas wins tariff support that blocks foreign alcohol, predicts a $720 million annual sales gain as US ethanol production grows. Carter administration changes trade stance, while ADM plans a $250 million gasohol plant in Des Moines before the 1980 election.

Associated Press Archer Daniels Midland Co Carter Congress Minneapolis Tribune Chicago Sun- Times Washington ADM Dwayne C. Andreas The Tribune Andreas Des Moines Iowa Treasury G. William Miller

Amtrak Ann Rutledge ridership beats projections in Missouri

Missouri rail officials report 75,704 riders in the Ann Rutledge first year. J Everett Mitchell notes 15 percent over forecast. average monthly ridership reached 54 with August breaking 11,066, while September dropped to 4,741. Subsidies rose from 300,000 to 784,000 with credits accruing.

St. Louis Missouri Amtrak Ann Rutledge J. Everett Mitchell Missouri Railroads Mitchell General Assembly

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