Soviet leukemia breakthrough sparks new vaccine hope
Washington AP reports Soviet scientists claim to have induced leukemia in primates using blood from patients, suggesting a virus trigger. US experts call the development a potential path to prevention and better treatments, while American teams plan to exchange viral samples with Moscow for study.
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Romney to Stay at HUD Through Election
Secretary George S. Romney will remain at the Housing and Urban Development Dept until after the November 7 election. He said the exact resignation date will be set after the vote and he may pursue public service in a private capacity.
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Chemical Suspect in Lung Cancer May Not Be Guilty
Two researchers report benzpyrene from roofers’ exposure shows no increase in lung cancer compared with the general population. The Mt Sinai physician and American Cancer Society statistician presented findings at an American Chemical Society meeting, noting 43 observed deaths vs 36 expected over six years. The study follows roofing workers in the Roofers Union since 1960.
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Real Estate Licensing Prep Course At Lord Fairfax
Lord Fairfax Community College will offer a non credit Real Estate Licensing Preparation Course this fall. Instructor C Gratton Lindsay will lead six weeks of instruction starting Sept 7 at 7 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The $45 fee covers a workbook and enrollment is at the Office of Continuing Education or by mail.
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Lord Fairfax Community College
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C. Gratton Lindsay
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Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
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Pepper bids study on federal funding for conventions
Rep Claude Pepper proposes creating a national commission to study which convention expenses the federal government could cover. He notes Miami Beach hosted the GOP convention at three times its $1 million grant and says the Democrats faced a costly, burdensome experience too.
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Claude Pepper
Florida
Democrat
Miami Beach
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