Nixon Congress Clash Over Medical Research
Prominent scientists accuse the Nixon administration of cutting basic medical research funding while boosting targeted cancer and heart research. Congress rejects the policy changes and restores training grants, with House action signaling broader funding support despite HEW claims of necessity and competition for dollars. Distinguished researchers urge integrated basic and applied work, warning against undermining future medical advances.
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Elizabeth Bowman
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
HEW
Charles C. Edwards
Arthur Kornberg
Christian Anfinsen
Cooper
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Careers and Ethics
Readers send questions on pursuing work with the deaf despite parental opposition, reporting welfare concerns, May-December marriage ethics, and requests for a living-will booklet. Abby urges commitment to the chosen field, cautions against judgment, and notes high demand for copies of her living-will guide with broad distribution.
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Abby
School For the
Wyoming
Today In History highlights and birthdays for July 10
Notable events span 1850 Millard Fillmore's succession, 1943 Sicily landings, 1953 Beria purge, and 1963 de Gaulle premier change. Birthdays include Saul Bellow, Jerry Herman, and Arthur Ashe. we also note a thought for today about finding satisfaction in work.
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Associated Press
Millard Fillmore
Zachary Taylor
John Calvin
France
Jane Grey
England
Wyoming
Emma Goldman
Sicily
Lavrenti P. Beria
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
Georges Pompidou
Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Saul Bellow
Jerry Herman
Arthur Ashe
Weyerhaeuser plants 100 million trees nationwide
Weyerhaeuser Co plans a record 100 million seedlings this year to secure lumber for future generations. Foresters plant across Arkansas Alabama Oklahoma North Carolina Mississippi Washington and Oregon as part of sustained forest practices amid a yearly wood demand near 200 million tons. Mummified cats are often found among the ruins of ancient Egypt.
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Tacoma, Wash
America
Weyerhaeuser Co
Arkansas
Alabama
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Mississippi
Washington
Oregon
Weyerhaeuser Foresters
Ancient
Egypt
Open Letter on Gasoline Shortage From Mobil Representative
A Mobil corporate statement argues the gasoline shortage is caused by political decisions and rising demand, not conspiracy by oil companies. It highlights offshore bans, North Slope oil, refining limits, and regulatory impacts, urging conservation and a national energy effort.
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Congress
U.S
North America
Alaska
United States
Oil Com
Middle East
North Africa
Mobil
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Capitol Hill
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Dear Abby
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Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
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Roy Rosenberg
Roy
Euthanasia Council
L. A
Calif
Los Angeles
Cal
the Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Tidewater
Colonial Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Hampton
John Marshall
Richmond
Monroe
Hampton, Virginia
Farmers Home
Apple Towne,inc
Winchester
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
J. Kenneth Robinson
Mobil Oil Corporation
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