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Show - THK HERALD, Provo, Utah, 24 Page Sunday, October 31, WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of insulin made by genetically engineered bacteria, it was announced today. It is the first such health care product cleared for sale to the public. The FDA told Eli Lilly & Co., maker of the synthetic human insulin, that a review of test data showed the drug New insulin Clear for Use FDA spokesman said the insulin will be sold under the brand name Humulin. DiaDetes is a complex disease in which the body is unable to deal properly with sugars and starches in food. are The new drug approval comes four years after scientists at the City of Hope and Genentech in South San Francisco announced they had succeeded in producing bacteria that could manufacture insuidentical to lin chemically that produced by the hifman nent approval, quoted Dr. An Insulin injections (Jenentech Inc. forms ot the disease. The Los Angeles Times, which had reported the immi- "is safe and effective" for use in treating diabetes. Rachmiel Levine, of the City of Hope medical center, Duarte, Calif., as saying Lilly could have its new product on the pharmacy shelves within next few months. The insulin-makin- g technology was developed at the City of Hope and re- quired by those with severe pancreas. Male 'Queen' Enrages Student Body (UPI) -Austin College students have elected a male homecoming queen for the first time in its history, prompting pro tests Texas SHERMAN, by female nominees. Several students claim there were election irregularities and a faculty committee was to consider the allegations. manystudents. of Shayne Brantley, 20, Odessa, Texas, a senior art week major, won the honor this as a 133-ye- write-i- n candidate over five Brantley's victory resulted in part from students' dissatisfaction with the way the nominees are selected, said Kenneth Martin, Student Assembly president. 0 L i8-lnc- I I I Apple iPiesii h . zi No 9 in-sto- I Bakery Fresh fSU I 1 Reg. $2.99 I NSheSeernSe 1 A I sTal I w Parity Hose To Limit Free Item Per Coupon Oct.31Nov.3 Not In Cedar City Z M Coupon Effective Oct. 31 Nov. 3 A Limit 2 Free Items Per Coupon l A Albert"1' s.ipurps I I I 1 I I l l I s deterssnj deterscm i I Ml i i i i i i w Lb. Bag Carrots! .LaunHry Detergent! I ! 1 GET 1 i BUY 1 1 GET BUY I !A,bA.i son 8 Young and Tender ! - I Purpose 49 Oz. I IFIKEiEi Reg 79c i zEtzJ oT'rr V7UUO PAUL ROGERS STANDS FOR WELFARE REFORM To clarify the law so that the State can set its own standards for giving assistance separate from the Federal Government. This was to limit the State's liability for claims against it HB101 Take out of the law language that said the counties were responsible for the indigent poor. This was to protect counties from lawsuits by those seeking welfare who were being ait off by the State. HB333 "1 believe welfare should be charity from the prwiticr, not a right of the recipient." Rep. Rogers has actively ait welfare budgets in Utah Welfare programs escalated dramatically under the leadership of Paul's opponent Provision to eliminate families Appropriations Act from receiving public assistance where there were two parents. This action has already saved more than 25 million dollars. f tti'!l:i'i'1 (i Clarify language regarding counties' and State's responsibility to pay for the medically indigent. This was to help protect both the State and counties. HB135 i ! Rep. Rogers fias strengthened the Office of Recovery Services so they could actively pursue fathers who would evade their parental responsibility to provide for their children, thus leaving them for the State to care for. I I i NORWICH 3 ASPIRIN- i i R2SS! r - U?u!,lUi: JESSES! MOTttUTi IN HeTMUTt i I I I i M - & PAUL ROGERS SUPPORTS GENEVA STEEL ! j I Bottle of 250 Reg-- I I I I I I I I '"r Flour Tortillas wich Aspirin l II l 0) w tVJ Li "l $ - 1 1 1 U '81 1 I .. 3H III I rnrr?V Alberfsons 1 m il mm c?r?r W 0 Reg. 1 1 i BUY 1 " GET 1 J $1.79 Coupon Effective li Waist S , 1 n iCJJ-- 1 I $1.89 J L- Coupon Effective $5 Oct.31Nov.3 i (Mission GET BUY IOUZ. -iJ Limit 2 Free Items Per Coupon BUY 1 GET 1 M3 13 Albertsons campaign. PAUL ROGERS SUPPORTS TAX REFORM Limit 3 Free nC,'31'NV'3 Items Per Coupon Albertsons i supported all legislation to hold down property taxes because it is so regressive. State projections indicate that between 1979 and 1982 the State Legislature has saved property taxpayers over $142.5 Rep. Rogers has actively I i II Paul was recognized by US. Steel for his role in leading the "save Geneva fight" in the Legislature and in securing the support of State agencies involved. The U.S. Steel Good Government Fund has contributed to Paul's Senate million. " J hair actively supported amendments which nvuld give authority to the State of residential property tax" to the State Constitution to eliminate up to 4Qo AVAILABILITY Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available tor sale at or below the advertised price in each Albertson's store, except as specifically noted in this ad Copyrlchf 1982 by Albertson's, Inc. All Rights Reserved RAIN CHECK We strive to have on hand Ad Prices Effective n October 31st Through November 3rd In All Utah Stores I I I I sufficient s:ock ot advertised merchandise If lor any rea- son we die uui ui iui. a RAIN CHECK will be issued enabling you to buy the item at the advertised price as soon as it becomes available in) liters CANDIDATE PAID BV PAUL ROGERS FOR THE UTAH STATE FOR STATE SENATE COMMITTEE St NATE |
