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Since 1969 several hundred American women have undergone plastic surgery similar to Mrs. Dawson's-with increasingly satisfactory results. At a recent meeting at Rutgers Medical School, plastic surgeons predicted that the number of breast reconstructions would continue to rise. Self-examination and mass screening programs are detecting an increasing number of early breast cancers* before they spread; that makes it possible to perform less disfiguring operations than the standard radical mastectomy, in which not only the breast but the lymph nodes under the armpit and the muscles of the chest are removed. As a result, doctors predict that...
President Horner said yesterday she could not predict whether the Radcliffe trustees would decide to adopt the Strauch recommendations. She said the trustees will meet at the end of April for discussion...
...Leon D. Sabath '50 was indicted one year ago today on charges stemming from fetal research he performed at Boston City Hospital, and while he still awaits trial, he said yesterday that the manslaughter conviction of Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin has convinced him that one cannot predict what will happen in the courts...
...load, this was a tremendously funny play, literally a laugh a minute. The subject matter is unlikely--a boozy English English professor at a red brick university who in a single day manages to lose his wife, his job and his homosexual lover. It's impossible to predict whether or not the hard-edged English ability to turn pathos into comedy will be well reproduced at Dunster House, but if the Dunster House British Comedy Evening last year was any indication, they have the ability to do very well indeed. At Dunster dining room tonight, tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday...
...House Budget Committee figure of $72 billion probably is as good as any. About the only certainty is that federal revenues in fiscal 1976 will be sharply reduced by the $24.8 billion gross tax cut signed by President Ford last week (see THE NATION). But it is impossible to predict to what extent that cut might be offset by an economic resurgence, which would lift the individual incomes and corporate profits that are subject to taxation. A much greater imponderable is the spending proclivity of Congress...