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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1972
Page
4
In Washington Iowa on April 17 1972 readers are reminded of a brief sky show as the moon passes near Venus in the evening sky. The note also mentions Mars and Saturn visible nearby and urges amateur astronomers to observe with telescopes.
The discussion spans farmer profits, middlemen margins, and retailer competition as meat prices rise. Packers like Armour and Hormel shift tactics amid losses while A and P and other grocers face slim margins. Supply demand cycles may push prices down gradually, yet per household meat consumption remains high.
Abby receives letters from readers about table choices in restaurants. Lois explains customers pick seats for privacy sightlines and noise factors. A second letter asks if a wife should relocate for her husband’s dream of starting a business.
University of Washington researchers plan animal tests on cyanate aimed at treating sickle cell anemia. The drug prevents red cell sickling in vitro but its toxicity may block direct human use. Sickle cell disease affects about one in 500 black Americans and varies by region. trait carriers are usually healthy.
Researchers at the University of Washington study cyanate’s effect on sickle cell blood. The plan tests binding to hemoglobin and possible tissue damage, using monkey blood to gauge safety. If safe, cyanate could one day allow periodic hospital treatments to reduce sickling.
In a U S Great Britain bridge match Harold Ogust held North and used a two notrump bid to suggest a normal hand, triggering a sequence that led to a five heart contract after sharp overcalls and a late double. The unlikely tactic bewildered opponents and proved sensational in analysis. Tomorrow: A neat trick.
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