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Otto McClirrin
VIRAL
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ASTHMA
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Viral infections play
significant role in triggering
asthama attacks in young
children, a research pedia
trician said recently in the
first public report that some
thing other, than allergic re
sponse is involved in the
disease.
"It's not all allergy," said
Dr. Elliot F. Ellis of the
State University of New York
at Buffalo. "A large propor
tion of attacks of asthma
during early life can be
seen clearly related to a viral
infection.
"In many kids, you can
relate the first asthma
attacks to a viral respiratory
infection like flue," Ellis
said. "In some way, the
virus has done something to
them."
The findings, developed
the last five years, were
reported by Dr. Ellis at a
science writers' seminar
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recently jnJxonjunction with
Congress of Allergy and
Immunology held in New
York City.
The findings were called
an important advance in basic
understanding of asthma and
are expected to have a
major impact on the future
treatment of the disease,
which affects , nine million
Americans. Widespread prac
tice involves desensitization
shots for asthmatics.
Underlying the reaction to
the virus is the belief that
the asthmatic has a basic
genetic defect involving bron
chail tubes are airways in the
lungs. Dr. Ellis said the viral
infection has been clearly
related to the asthma onset
and the worsening of existing
asthma in children ated one
to five, particularly those
two or three.
Viral infections also have
been found to be related to
"late onset" i asthma in
persons 40 to 50, such as
menopausal women who
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you that your body talks to
you, and, for instance, can
develop a flu-like illness.
GENALOGY AIDS STUDY
OF DISEASES
Medical researchers are
using the genealogy records
of the Mormon Church in a
search for the genetic roots
of cancer and other diseases.
As a first step, scientists
at the LDS hospital and the
University of Utal Medical
Center are putting family
histories into a computer.
Dr. Mark Sklnick, the
population jeneticist heading
the team, said it will be
year before, researchers are
ready , to compare the gene
alogy of 250,OOQ Morman
families with medical records
to. test several genetic hypo
theses about disease.
Their research could help
in the early detection and
prevention of cancer and
other, diseases, said Dr.
Homer Warner of the Univer
sity's medical biophysics and
computering department.
The research is funded
by a National Cancer Insti
tute grant. It first will try
to; determine whether , cancer
-runs in families.
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reaction? , We don't think it
If a strong family relation
ship is found, search will
begin for distinguishing traits
of cancer-prome families.
Dr. Warner hopes to find
a relationship between cer
tain genetic markers, such as
fingerprints, and cancer, and
use them to identify high
risk individuals within fami
lies; "If a family at risk car) be
identified, then it might be
possible to identify indivi
duals within that family who
have traits corresponding to .
genes which might predis-.
pose them to cancer," he
continued.
"By identifying these
people early, we can expose
them' to unusual detection
efforts that would be cost-
prohibitive to carry out for .';
the entire population.. WttiK' '
such thorough testing, we
should be able to identify :;
many lesions betore they
ucwuuic niiuigiiaui.
We can also improve
ranrpr nwwntinn hv nitn.
seling these people on en
vironmental dangers, such as
poor diet and smoking, which v
may trigger the start of
cancer."
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odd that our body signals when
.it needs nourishmen t 'or rest;;
yet . we tend to , discount ,or
ignore many other.' signs-; of
body language,:- including the-
advance signals of stroke.
Stroke i perhaps the';
least understood of the diseases
and conditions of the. body,
yet it is the third leading cause
of death in this country,; It.
strikes twice the" number - of
people that.7 it kills, , leaving
many . disabled. Whit exactly.,
happens . m a stroke, and bow ,
does the body; warn ;.of . the
dangers? . .Stroke' is- the result
of an interruption of the blood .
supply to a -portion of the
brain. If the .oxygeii rich blood '
is cut off long enough: the'eeils .
in the affected portion on the .
1 L ' I J!- N.1'r4.'l ' .i '
3n tne
brain die, Wfo
brain ..control ' different
. (unctiotis and different areas of. I
the body. .How much of the
- body1 is affected by ''.ftrpke.'is;-.'
.ependeni'. - on" iiowany:-brihV'
', cells,' have-:,4ied; and in which !
- VareaaV - :Qf - 'nJ'1niii:' Tbcrt-'can.-.
be a' total paralysis or Simply
minqr weakness- oi, a iim
'therklmtWii' i
wJol?,'-::lieaae'.0r the
aen-(Age is a' factor, yet- aJ-v
mos fortV Per "nt of strokes
occur Jfcdple under the age
' of sixty-five.
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; There is pamphlet ent iH
ed ''Body Language" which is
available from : the North
Carolina, "Heart Association. It
;i? free. -to, anyone who. writes
to'; request : it. , In "Body
Language', jjicre are descrip
tions of the signals which the
body ; sends that Can warn of a
'4w4' $uddenv tcmporiry
hufnbhess;.;of . the -. face or';
Brntt'piirticy side
wfSv;lS'; '-tt' Baines. Acting Chav
'JIf:inW:.6f Department Allied
dimness- c. toss ..of vision,; u.,JifK (J:.. u k.-
'lMmiited to the State Board
ASri
or a Change in m mtw w
S; w;:feUhv:nien.te of the Phy
uiiexplartabl. ,; : v sical Therapy Department of
VC0ki: thai V?ew . .York University, Miss
US don t want t&, h- hvwv-r
Uoctor at ry
WS , anouio stop : to sK pUfc .
:;selye$V!'s;; this ?really a;ichanga '
aial o:: heedyy.oiy; v;;
yPhysl0n h:tateer:We:;
..: tiohi'fo'r ;;iporvpo
-,virWf;-l'f-J.-.ita;-ii:
vox th$ $wMpfati '
htoriei cljii be doiie- to ptevint f
diaeiKirtte: techniques . and
modem treatment. .
.vcryorie should be more,
ajyart pf the danger signals: of
itrokis ijidvltitiqi to listen to his .
body. The . pamphlet; "Body
Languag;ekV .is something to
keep for; reietral; for a free
copy. -.y. to;i North Caror..
'ItaiHeart. Associatibri, 1 Heart
Circle Chawl ffijl,-;'. . C
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. uggesjiionsJ.- y i ??.. jr. ...- i.l.!;:'-:.-;----. .lricluded'' E
; Take i. bdx: of. ordinary . soda Crackers ah8'0Mate bto Wfeit i aai
SQuarei on jr cbokie shettl Brush
! mehed hvtter or slightly dUuted egg white,; 'Sa:1 t2 '
V-r " Top with seasoned salt, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, parmes'ah
Vcheese orany otherilavoring yoq especWlylike.-Tp-as uqtil -
iSligWybrown hi 400 degree oven, v r r
You catLiiuxe outer, ihaoes bv. usint refricerator biscuits that ..
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.Istiifik- tod' tie-'tii fl. knot. Th.ert iba or egg'
"hfte. )ind top with seeds or ..seasonings.' Sesame; oi pbppy seeds,
'; garlic saltpi'yegetahle flakes 'are some loppings to, 'try 'p;:
. . . V jjVQothejF easy-bread ck'i-byt.mklgMii.
. then dipping in . melted margaririe r bu tterr Put oh any desiired
.topping'rand tqiaat in the ov,en, turning bpce,to brown on both
! Not onlv Bie- these shack crackers tfreat for pnst u.' hut thev
lomcv.
-Miss Carol V Elizabeth
. Jhorpev ;. daughter ;. of Rev-
rid: Mrs' William. Thorpe of
Durham,-became, the bride of-
. eey layior oi wasiuugiuii,
:.D.; C-,on Saturday, April 9 at
St. John Baptist Church:-Rev. "
L: M. Gooch was the official- ,;
. tog minister Music was by
Owen Marsh, organist and Miss
; Joyce Ann McClamb. ..
.' ''. The . , bride , given in &
.marriage by her father,-wore ?
a .gown of silk , brocade,- ele- -
gantly deisgned , with. : high 1
riecklme. and fitted bodice,- of
. princess' lines, outlined With.
- seed pearls to the waistline and'.'
t sweeping into a cathedral train.
The long fitted sleeves had ;
; a. .- cardmal . overdrape that
flowed softly to the wnstline,
vuh ins an nit rtf lpoatir and
to the beautiful
ensemble. The bride's ved Was
.bqrdered'with a wide band of
re-embroidered Benton - lace
rfraitnng a lovely picutje of the ;
bride. She carried a white
Bible accented with daisies and
-while roses.
. Miss: Donna Waldron. of .
-''.Uiidoyer''Md.-.'''Wa$' Maid of
' ..'.-Honor. Mrs. Harriett Heywood,
aunt j of the
bride, of East
Orange, N. J. was Matron of
Honor. Bridesmaids were: Miss
Wanda Hamilton, Mrs.' La
Wanda Lyons, Miss Deborah
Kinston, Miss:. Gloria Thorpe
and Miss Ann Holden, Cousins
ofthehnde. -
- Andra Taylor, brother of
the groom, of District Heights,
Md,, was best man. Ushers
were Leon Cosby Anthony
Taylor, cousin of the groom;
Morrjs Thorpe, Anthony
Thorpe, Arviet Thorpe, and
jHrs Dainos
Therapy by
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wu' u. t? ou
Therapy
missruthmw.es
,The :State,'Board:.of Pbysi-
v'
.;ar.;Tberapy, consists .of. eight
.utilise, rnyajwai . inciapis
appOihte;d yMhe -Boardi ibf
Regents p.the rejeommen-:
' 4jvw.'j r. n;w.i'0jAo.'
r ofhe mmissibher
of ducatlo fbirth
-'Of Assisting; the?lBoard
' Regent Kandthelducatiljn
. Department oh. inatteri of prcr :','
either'with melted marearine.
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' MRS, JEFFREY TAYLOR
Kenneth Lyons. . piStrict of Columbia. She is
Misses Krystal Marsh of curfcnUy Employed in the D.
Silver Spring, Md., , and h school System.
Cynthia Brown, Durham, ivere u T , . c -f
flower girls. Timothy McClamb . M.r- Taylor, the sonof the
wasrinebearer - late Ms. Berneice Taylor and
reception foDowmg'the PhColeyof Washington is
wedding was feld ' at the Ju-S-Army, stationed at
Craftsman's Lounge. Fort Mead, Md.
Mrs. Taylor is a graduate The newly weds plan to
of Winston-Salem State Univer make -their home in Frankfurt,
sity and the University of Ihe Cermany. "'.r::'.:-;: :
Is Sfafo Doqrd Appoinfoo
tiorts; assisting te Education.
Department! in Oth beans
ing matters; and conducting
FAYBTTEVILLE
Happy
Laura H.
birthdav to -Mrs.
Blue,r Raymond
Hayes, Robert
,ShjgeS
. and friends. .; : . land, N. ' Y; &. Thomas p.
; rAntni wirV' r1.1' Harless Palmer,
a : lames of Goldsboro.
' ' :irW:.! Vtiiui ; v';: iL--:;. -t' 4 p:m. 'It!
ur, ; Helen u Kqrnonas, t
distinguished professor '. of
history at Noirth Carolina Cen
tral University along. with Dr.
' JDorothy
JDorothy A, Gay. visjtihg mOZ Market We"
tant professor : of : ArheHcan iSiw pSSS
t,wV, Mkwt ;pti-- w- .tne Holy Trmlty Episcopal
: State University -wereU heard
.eoen';iit -.MethoUst'-fioJiege;
Tnem::-ttititiiedl "The
. Changing ; - Role v of '. Women .'.'
; :;'--';::-..
. "Counci TV' ;ffiue' Ridsie
cf,2rra
Region,; vlntefflayoal '.Toast-
u iLjtf.ajijrfjf. JivMiuigj .flcv.vw .- r miv V
:j m'gVand aaj.sp
'On-;Ap..:
rh,i- ix. r.;-u- .-
rfke Moor J
'. Barbet - isl rtAe;
.will
Lei's ;'0bsev"- NatioftWw'' lcr
Library :Wlc'every diybt; i:,i, :
;dof something--special .durini R .
3igma ' Gamma'
GtheTS-in;; ihfe ir.eler
- iWamn WachinoAn ..' - i'vr.;
' . , . ;; .. '-ii'i V 'H?bell' TreadweU ,'and his three '
. Thrbyghout the weekiV'::ite't1.;Mri., Gladys Hojlings.
..Theodore and Thelma Hodges -Vworth, h cityi Mrs. -Thelma
Xinnfey celebrated i ,fltingSwygeH, city and Mrs. Alice
' tnk tir. 0jAv,T' - Martin f Miami n-
fining in .and - out, ' jcceptlng
, visits,; .cansy. giftsy
flowers and
maa.' The tefreshm
; was efevtied:jyM-:'Wtt'y,W.' Chloe Drive, were held
lace, lable clothed Vcentered Parti at 3 P-m. Sin-
with" art arranMnrenofchbrn extended to
grown mlJfedflQweiir .;wtvdBJighter, : Mrs, ;porothy , -;
' ;vMrtf'Xih Maggie -
beautiful cibruW aMo--'-VOttree' lUecetr.Mjrs;. Nina
yellow hasket arrangement foi
-' 7.
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disciplinary : proceedings .. ah.
i and' assisting - in Aothief: pro
fessional conduct matter
They are the parents of a
son, Robert Fitzgerald Kinney,
it. , .'
tdl LI I ...UL
yFayetteville'i
Episcopal Churches with
prayers at the Market House.
They stopped ?t 10 different
Church. The Rev. Robert
iaenorr was spokesman.
, Thouisands enjoyed the
fcttfter: Services all over the
dty'' I especially enjoyed the
6:3,0 ajn. service which was
held tin ' Cross , Creek Park.
&f;:f
for , this service was
111, who
- saiem. ana ,ur.. v.. k.
ew. Jeni'
v peneaicuon. inpse.
service was
the minis-
downtown
ajojiW;:bVV Edward ' fevans
'.. ! Consistory -396. F and AM.
ne nafoeen nominated by the
furieralized at
pamy-. is cienaed to his wife,
P;;vJi.';.ti..AMlwe two
Pfcr&i 'Oik dailiihters.' ' V :S9Uhrtra' anA
- Lorni! - ' - ht' mAttmr Mr. i.a.
.
v ; Funeral services for Mrs.
WiUiams, 74.
f & W nd Miss
make 'x:9fm'iwit farni all year-lig,-" ;
her home.
Pufdie of Durham.,,?
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