Sensor Measures Blood Sugar Breakthrough For Diabetics
USC Medical School researchers report a small implantable sensor that measures blood sugar without disturbing body chemistry. A fuel cell powered system could auto administer insulin via a needle sized implant, with a three month reservoir, within four to five years given funding.
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Senate panel hands Nixon draft deferment power
Senate Armed Services Committee approved giving the President authority to end college student draft deferments starting with those entering school after the current academic year. The move would activate when the draft extension bill becomes law, likely before June 30, 1971, with enforcement to affect students in junior colleges and technical programs. The panel kept a provision for conscientious objectors to serve or perform civilian service, while pay increases differ sharply from House plans.
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Senate panel backs campaign spending limits bill
The Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill to cap political advertising spending, force detailed disclosure of contributions, and open telecast debates. It offers a $100 per person tax deduction for gifts and a $5,000 cap on individual candidate donations with strict limits on media expenditures for candidates in presidential, Senate, and House races.
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Amos the Prophet Seeks Justice Over Ritual Religion
The article summarizes Amos as a southern kingdom native who denounced social injustice among elites and warned that true piety requires justice. He urged God’s spirit to transform social life, condemning wealth imbalances and the neglect of the poor, with a message of universal judgment and personal virtue.
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USC scientist previews sensor to control insulin release
Dr Samuel P. Bessman of the University of Southern California demonstrates a laboratory model of a sensor that could determine sugar in blood or body fluids and implant a device to release insulin, effectively creating an artificial pancreas for diabetics. Robert Schulte, a former aerospace engineer, aided in the work.
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Aiken urges Nixon to set a date for Vietnam pullout
Senator George D. Aiken, Vermont Republican and Foreign Relations member, argues Nixon should declare a specific pullout date for U S troops in Vietnam. He warns Congress cannot fix the exact date, but could tie funding to press the President to set a clear deadline before the 1972 election. He muses Dec 1 as a possible target and expects war powers debates to continue.
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Severe Storms Leave Four Dead In Dixie
Severe storms across the South killed four people and injured scores as tornadoes and powerful winds toppled trees, damaged homes, and knocked out power. Ann Dyal died in Ideal, Georgia, and Lecia Howell was electrocuted in Blairsville. Perry Padgett died in Charleston County, Alabama suffered outages, and Memphis faced plane damage and injuries as winds up to 72 mph lashed the region.
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Area Church Calendar Teems With Guest Speakers
A long list of visiting pastors and church events fills Pomictan to Chambersburg and nearby towns. The Rev Eugene Baltimore The Rev Kinsey Coffman and The Rev Marlin Reysler headlining services with concerts and Sunday school start times noted across multiple denominations in Hagerstown Joyful Rehtars and nearby communities. The Paramount Brethren and Church of God hosts guest speakers and youth rallies as church groups plan special programs throughout the week. A lecture by John Weadhan of Los Angeles is set for the First Church of Christ Scientist in Chambersburg along with a spring musical and prayer gatherings at several churches in the area.
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Daily Mail Hagertown Ad Rates and Address Note
The Daily Mail lists publication terms for Hagertown Maryland with address at 25.34 Summit Ave. It notes second class postage paid and republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. Rates show free monitor period and various monthly and yearly subscription prices across states.
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Thant to Meet with Jarring in Geneva Talks Pause
U Thant travels to Europe to confer with Gunnar Jarring as UN peace talks stall over the Arab Israeli crisis. Secretary Rogers plans a Middle East tour starting May 1 to press for progress and possible Suez reopening prospects amid a cease-fire lapse.
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Bible Thought On Salvation And Perseverance
A devotional passage echoes Pauls call to work out salvation with fear and trembling and notes Gods active role in guiding believers. It includes a personal remark attributed to Carli Hubbell recalling a sports mindset about delivering ongoing effort.
Rail Merger Voted Down by Chesapeake and Ohio Board
Cleveland Ohio AP The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway board voted to terminate a planned merger with the Norfolk and Western Railway after the annual shareholders meeting Ways T Watkins CRO B O said bankruptcy of Central Railroad of New Jersey and financial weakness of Reading prompted the move He added two troubled lines Evie Lackawanna and Delaware Hudson will join the NEW system instead.
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