European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 20, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes sunday october 20, 1985 College May Benefit women More than men census says h a news is Nice Washington a College Educa tin Filto he  inure profitable Tor i Auli i in it is fur Young men. S  i Rickiy Frum the by.  to Lor pjnp1- Between age.-, 25 in flip i a. I  in St a  v.l-.1 Hui finished four years Tif a 1 d ".,Ink s Ink is highs Wiki in v. R i i pm ii ii ended after i. ,1 men the def   a i women mide Only 47 percent is much us men. However women Wilh four years of College Mill made slightly less than men with four years of High school. A widely Public cd analysis of educational trends issued thursday by the Cen sus Bureau relied totally on income data for males. The report concluded that the economic return from investment in a col iroc education May be on the  upon reflection i think there should have been a Section on women particularly since so Many now arc pursuing careers and a lot of them will be having a better economic return on i hair investment in an  Dave a o Neill primary author of the report said in an interview i . I just ran out of Gas because of the difficulty of obtaining the data o Neill said. I went to graduate  in the 1 5 k and in those times Yuti  s took in Man out of the income data. And i  have had to Lake up another 50  is to really do Justice to  mis 5-i-Pagc Reno re in a passing com ment said because of serious conflicts be i Ween career and child rearing responsibilities As Well As possible labor Market discrimination most women College graduates have earned n very Low pecuniary return on their investment much lower than the average male College  while it is Rue that women College graduates still earn much less than similarly educated men additional census Bureau statistics supplied by o Neill during the interview suggest that higher Educa Tion boosts women s income dramatically. In 1983, median incomes for men be tween 25 and 34 years old were $21,988 for College graduates and si5.789 for High school graduates. Thai was an income Gap of $6,199 or 39 percent. In 1983, the median incomes for women that age were $14,422 for College graduates and $7,203 for High school graduates. That was an even bigger income Gap of $7,219 or 100 percent.  by the new York times new service whale of a flight a jetliner liking o t from Boston s Logan International Airport last neck seems to be passing a Dolphin just Tak ing off on its own flight. Actually the Dolphin along with five others and set pm sea Lions were being resumed by Crane to their tanks at inc new England aquarium. Town sues of uphold firing of fireman allergic to smoke pont1ac, Mich. A the town ship of Blodorn Field has gone to court to prove it was justified in firing a firefighter who was allergic to smoke. Robert Marg tin suffers severe mind boggling headaches Ilia i affect his ability to move interfere with his thought processes and interfere with his ability to make split second decisions when exposed to smoke the suburban Detroit township argued in a lawsuit. Marg tin s reaction to smoke can mean the difference Between life and death it said. The township fired Marg tin 35, in sep tember 1983, said Margetin s lawyer Ron Ald Hal Mcston who represents the Bloom Field firefighters Union. State arbitrator Alan Walt rejecting Bloomfield s argument that Margetin was unfit for service ordered oct. 3 that he be reinstated and awarded Back pay and interest totalling $70,000, Hal Mcston said Friday. After reviewing doctors reports Hal pcs ton said Walt determined Marg tin s chief problem was exposure to cigarette smoke within the department and that he still was Able to perform his duties on the Job. The six year fire department Veteran argued his dismissal was unfounded and violated the department s Union contract. In their lawsuit against the Union town ship officials argued government policy re quires firefighters to be physically fit and fully Able to perform i hair duties. The Oak land county circuit court lawsuit filed wednesday said Marclin is unfit since smoke allegedly affects his Job performance. Casual Contact does t spread aids expert says , Calif. Up research shows aids cannot be transmitted through casual Contact discrediting fears the Dis ease can be spread among Public school students the co discoverer of inc virus said. Or. Luc Mon Agnir chief of oncology at the Institute Pasteur in Paris told reporters at a medical conference Friday a study of about 30 students at a French school showed the killer disease is not highly contagious. The French doctor said several Hemphi Lac children at the school showed signs of being infected with aids and were in daily Contact with healthy children. Yet when scientists tested the blood of the Normal youngsters Over a period of time they found no signs that acquired immune deficiency syndrome was spreading among them. This shows this disease is not highly contagious Montagnie said. Generally the information is that there Are no such cases of casual  montage ice and other researchers at tending the International symposium on medical virology at the Disneyland hotel agreed the disease was transmitted primarily through sexual Contact. Man uglier said researchers have been stymied in their attempts to develop an aids vaccine because the infectious virus changes genetic makeup once inside the human body. The problems with the vaccine arc very difficult Montagnie said. We Are just be ginning to know the difficulties. In one year s Lime we May see whether a vaccine is possible or not. .1 won t say the vaccine is impossible but there arc important  the doctor said scientists also Are Dis Turbed Over discovering that the aids virus can attack brain cells causing alzheimer s like symptoms in its victims. He said some patients have shown signs of dementia a disease marked by madness and loss of coordination and characteristics resembling encephalitis a sometimes fatal brain infection. Montagnie and r. Robert Gallo or. Of the National cancer Institute in both Coda md., arc credited with independently Dis covering the virus believed responsible for aids. Gallo called the virus Htlv-3 Montagnie named it a Lav the killer virus destroys the immune sys tem s t-4 cells the primary agents that defend the body against infection and disease. Aids first identified in 1981, is believed to be transmitted through semen infected blood products or contaminated hypodermic Needles. Montage ice. Responding to questions of the virus being found in such body fluids As to cars saliva and sweat said he doubted the disease could be transmitted by those routes. I would to very surprised to Sec the virus in sweat or tears Montagnie said. Research docs not show it is transmitted in tears or sweat. It is Clear that it is mostly transmitted in Bli xxi id sperm which have lymphocytes he said. For pet with everything including bad breath Denver up Don t bad Mouth Puppy s foul breath reach for the mouthwash being offered by a pet products company. Pet medical and health products inc., of Princeton n.j., unveiled its Mouth Wash for dogs and cats saturday at an Industry Trade show Here. We arc dealing with a consumer prob Lem that people have Day to Day with their animals company president Bill Papciak said of he the Mouth cleaning solution sprayed in Mist form from a pump bottle. Because it kills bacteria and thus rids the Pel s Mouth of doors the solution of fers Relief to the pet owner he said. After it is sprayed on a pet s upper Teeth Papciak said the animal will lick ils chops and circulate the substance throughout its Mouth. I ctr Emily a dentist specializing in treating exotic animals and a faculty affiliate in veterinary Medicine at Colorado stale univ Cisily described the Mouth Wash As a real breakthrough. It kills bail cry and ii works " he said