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HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1980
PAGE 3-B
WINNERS]
L& LOSERS
Some winners have helped
make winners of us all;
health and safety all over
the world may have been
improved by the winning
ways of a number of people
in Argentina.
Newborn babies and pros
pective diabetics may win
longer, better lives, thanks
to the work of 1970 Nobel
Prize winner, Argentina's
I Luis Federico Leloir. This
! biochemist discovered fas
> cinating facts about sugar
S that doctors say could lead
? to away to predict and
_ prevent diabetes and iden-
J tify galactocemia—a disease
’ in which infants have a fatal
intolerance to milk,
** * ,
The people of Argentina
are also winning the battle
for safer streets that is being
waged in cities all over the
world. With sufficient goV
' eminent support, the police
\ there are able to go a long
‘ way toward encouraging ter
( rorists to lose their interest
? in crime.
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■— Another Nobel Prize
winner from Argentina,
Bernardo Houssay, won his
award for work on problenrs
of the pituitary gland—
which controls humah
growth and reproductive
functions. He is also known
as the creator of the Argen
tine School of Physiology,
i which can turn out scien
-1 lists that can help the whole
< world win the fight against
£ suffering.
H^-^ R
By
_ E xeculive Vice President
) American Land Title Association
r ; ;
i 1 ! Expensive Settlement
< When buying a home, ydu
e acquire not only the land
’ S and whatever is built on
it —but also any liens and
( encumbrances attached to
V the real estate whether you
; are aware of them or not.
; Also, what you buy may
seem appar
el enl to you
IB but may be
disputed by
Y others. And
> settling the
(1 ' a ß r ee '
\ McAuliffe ! Tl<!nl m «y
? be expensive.
1 In the midwest, a buyer
s was surprised by a lawsuit
filed by a previous owner
b that the buyer had
*5 received a deed to more
c land than the previous
* r owner had intended to con
* / vey, Since the buyer was
( protected by owner's title
r insurance, the title company
„ retained a lawyer who de
termined that the previous
J owner was correct although
> the buyer had never thought
I she was receiving all the
\ land described in the deed.
k- An exchange of deeds was
arranged and the suit was
'* dismissed. This still left
1 attorney fees and costs in-
S curred in the defense, which
c the title insurer paid to
1 spare the buyer financial
loss.
The purchase of a home is
the largest investment of a
lifetime for most of us. For
1 free information on pre
( cautions, write American
) Land Title Association,
Box 566, Washington,
:? IT.C. 20044.
Mini-Vacation,
Maximum Relaxation
A long vacation can be
more fatiguing than the
workaday world you seeg
escape from. Not so with a
weekend trip to an amuse
ment park. Most amusement
' parks are easy and inexpen
r sive to drive to, and offer at
S reasonable prices a diversity
] of activities. Psychologically
I and economically, they’re
J good places to unwind.
What many consider one
0 of the best is Six Flags
'» Magic Mountain in Valencia,
5 CA, less than two gallons
( of gas from Los Angeles,
It’s more than just merry-.
( go-rounds and ferris wheels.,
'/ It’s crafts and live theat
> rical entertainment, plus
s campgrounds, motels, golf
f courses, hiking and riding
> trails, and fishing which are
1 within ten minutes of this
r 200-acre mountain playland.
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