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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1981)
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Packwood says The Food and Drug Adminis tration is currently in charge of regulating and distributing DMSO in Oregon Dr Stanley Jacob associate professor of surgery at the University's Health Science Center in Portland has per formed tests with DMSO since the early 1960s He has found the drug effective for relieving pain caused by arm and leg in juries arthritis and burns DMSO also aids in the treat I merit of eye disease, spinal cord injuries, and even cancer, he says Despite Jacob s research, the FDA has remained cautious about the use of the drug Not until 1978 did the FDA authorize physicians to dispense DMSO — and only tor a rare bladder dis ease known as intestinal cysti tis But now. because of peculiarities in prescription laws doctors are tree to pre scribe the drug tor any disorder that they believe warrants the use of DMSO Chuck Williams, a representative for Dr Jacob, says that physicians "have a very wide latitude' in prescrib ing the drug If Pack wood s bill passes a committee made up of mostly pharmacists and physicians will prepare regulations and moni tor the distribution of DMSO throughout the state, bypassing the federal regulation process, Williams says FDA representatives continue to insist that their reason for strict regulation of DMSO is not to dispute Jacob s research Industrial-strength DMSO (used as a degreaser and paint thin ner) has been readily available on the black market and in Oregon stores since the CBS news program "60 Minutes placed Dr Jacob and the "wonder drug" in the national spotlight "We re concerned that it can be a carrier of chemical impuri ties to the body an FDA official says Rep Les AuCoin. D-Forest Grove introduced legislation identical to Packwood's Senate bill in the House of Representa tives on Sept 24 Scargenti’s offers novice a true taste of native Italy Cooking class leads connoisseurs of Italian food through maze of recipes and cooking techniques Italian food connoisseurs can learn to cook the real stuff from a native Italian Scargenti s a Eugene bakery and delicates sen is offering a senes of weekly Italian cook ing classes beginning Oct 13 Don Scarpelli, co-owner and manager of Scargenti s says customers often ask about Italian recipes and cooking techniques but because we re a bit busy with the daily rou tines of the deli and bakery it made teaching of the classes difficult for us to schedule Luckily a friend Guy Di Torrice offered to teach the classes, which will be held in the kitchen of Scargenti s at 192 W 11 th Ave We ll start with some basic pasta and sauce recipes and work our way up to some pasta dishes and dinners " Di Torrice says Most of the recipes will come from his par ents both of whom were born in Italy but Di Tornce says he will include his own favorites that friends and other relatives have shared with him The classes will emphasize cooking instruc tion and hands-on experimentation Registration, which is on a first come first served basis will be limited to nine students per class and will be taken until Oct 12 The class cost is $45 plus ingredient purchases and will be offered for three weeks on either Tuesday or Wednesday evenings from 6 30 to 9 30 p m For more information, call 485-2409 Page 10 jgJflU Main Desk What is available at the EMU Main Desk? (Main Floor, New Addition) Sales Key chains, candy, cameras, film, paperback books, greeting cards, postcards, bicycle locks, school supplies, magazines, padlocks. Services Check cashing for University students, faculty and staff with proper I.D. Theater discount tickets Film developing Trading post ads Greyhound bus tickets Fast passes and bus tokens ODE classified ads Pay telephone and EWEB bills Concert tickets Shakespearean Festival tickets Monday, October 5,1981
