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...into the fallopian tube for fertilization. But the exact amount of Pergonal required to cause just one follicle to mature rather than three or four--or in this case seven--varies from patient to patient. As a result, repeated monitoring of Pergonal's effect is essential. Says Dr. Roger Lobo, chief of the division of infertility at U.S.C.: "We do not give Pergonal unless we are able to monitor." One monitoring procedure consists of measuring levels of the hormone estrogen in a patient's blood or urine. As the follicles mature, hormone levels gradually increase. The higher the estrogen level...
...films was regarded as frivolous when it was announced in January 1980, a "figurehead" move, as another female film executive described it at the time. A former math teacher (in the racially tense Watts district of Los Angeles), Max Factor model, actress (with John Wayne in Rio Lobo) and $5-an-hr. script reader, Lansing moved to Fox from Columbia, where she had risen quickly to senior vice president of production...
...first-year law student at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, the former Crimson great has taken to the water again to swim for the local A.A.U. team, the Lobo Aquatic Club. Out of training for three and one-half years, Yntema began serious workouts again in late 1979. Then, with only about nine months of hard training behind him, he entered the A.A.U. Senior Nationals this past summer and finished fifteenth in his old specialty, the 200-yd. butterfly...
Game shows are one of the embarrassing little secrets in American Pop culture. Even confessed TV addicts do not readily admit that they watch the games: it would be more respectable to concede a passion for The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo than The New High Rollers. But the games survive. Not only do they outlast their critics, but they also outlive scandals, inflation and the dye jobs on their M.C.s' hair. Currently there are 30 hours of game shows on the networks' weekly daytime schedules, not to mention the countless hours of syndicated games broadcast in the early...
...guts for the notoriously rugged industry. After graduating from Northwestern University, she went to Los Angeles to teach in a Watts high school just after the bloody riots of 1965. Later she became a model for Max Factor and Alberto-Culver, then landed movie roles in Loving and Rio Lobo. But she preferred the production side and quit acting to take a $5-an-hour job as a script reader...