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...went, suffering too much even to insult the surgeon, and into his place went Singer Robert Goulet to take over the show. Said Goulet: "Don tripped over his tongue on the tennis court." ··· "Business and money are no longer my gods," said a chastened Billie Sol Estes as the gates of Leavenworth closed behind him in 1965. They still aren't, this time by order of the U.S. Board of Parole. Estes, whose artful swindling amassed a paper fortune of over $30 million before he was convicted, is now out on parole after serving more than...
...researchers. Scientists understood the principles of nuclear fission long before they undertook to build an atomic bomb, and grasped the physical principles of spaceflight before they attempted to send a rocket to the moon. They have no such unified store of fundamental knowledge about cancer. Says Columbia University Researcher Sol Spiegelman: "An effort to cure cancer at this time might be like trying to land a man on the moon without knowing Newton's laws of motion." A better-funded research effort could help science to understand more about the many diseases that are cancer. But until that groundwork...
There is some misunderstanding, though, about whether the team will hold a fall training camp. Last year, Sol Gomez missed the camp and by September leadership factions were forming. Munro said yesterday that there would definitely be no camp...
Recession has cut deeply into the number of available summer jobs. With their tax bases disappearing into the white suburbs, many of the cities are curtailing welfare payments and recreation services. Says Sol Linowitz, chairman of the National Urban Coalition: "When that 90° weather comes and people can't sleep and they can't be fed and they feel there's no hope anywhere, this is a tinderbox...
Master Molecule. Even more significant evidence of the agent's potential threat has been provided by Drs. Sol Spiegelman and Jeffrey Schlom of Columbia University. They report in Nature that a "double blind" study,* conducted both in Camden and at Columbia, showed a 100% correlation between particle concentrations and the presence of an enzyme, or chemical catalyst, which is associated with viruses known to cause cancer in animals. The experiment also revealed two startling similarities between the virus-like particles and tumor-causing RNA viruses: both have the same density and both share the ability to reverse the normal...