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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1981
Page
12
Preliminary results indicate a new bacterial interferon is highly pure, inexpensive, and enters cells easily, with 25-40 percent anti cancer responses in three cancers and strong antiviral action. Side effects resemble the blood derived version, but production cost could drop dramatically. Researchers caution findings are early and more study is needed.
Lawrence J Rangas 23 of 514 Jones Road Wellington speech therapist. Debbie K Boidorf 22 of Ashland teacher. Pasqual Gomez Jr 20 of 1680 E 34th St Lorain greenhouse worker. Thana Tozo 16 of 1688 E 33rd St Lorain student.
Harlem Hospital surgeon Dr Harold P Freeman told an American Cancer Society meeting that poverty drives higher cancer deaths. He cited Iowa data showing indigent patients underperforming white non indigents and noted black Americans’ five year survival at 30 percent versus 41 percent for all Americans. He said no genetic cause explains racial survival gaps.
Internationally known virologist Ian Kennedy of the University of California, San Diego, was convicted by NIH investigators of violating cloning guidelines and conducting unauthorized experiments. He cloned fragments of a rare virus not approved for cloning, triggering global controversy and possible sanctions that could end his research career at the university.
Busser Wallcovering in Lorain markets its vast stock of 10,000 to 20,000 rolls plus installation supplies. Owner Dee Busser touts 40 to 80 percent savings as wallcovering prices rise, with no back orders and easy pick up. Located at 23rd and Broadway, open weekdays 8:30 to 4:30 and Saturdays 8:30 to 12.00, phone 245-6235.
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