Study Links Chemo Aid To Breast Cancer Survival Outcomes
Researchers from University of Witsbangh and Tanivll Park Medical Institute report in April on a 10 year study of chemotherapy after mastectomy. They find chemo may improve disease free survival and lower recurrences in patients with small tumors and limited lymph node spread, with notable differences by tumor size and nodal status. The report notes overall survival benefits and calls for cautious interpretation due to limited chemo exposure in the trial.
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U.S. aid deemed vital to Saigon amid Vietnam crisis
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger warned on CBS that South Vietnam would collapse without U.S. aid and would still need years of support even if the communist advance was halted. He said much of the territory lost came from South Vietnamese retreat, not enemy fire, and noted more Communist troops entered the region around Phnom Penh. He urged Congress for continued aid and said while the situation is serious, mobilization of will could justify ongoing support.
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Kunstler to appeal Attica convictions in prison uprising case
Buffalo UPI reports attorney William Kunstler will appeal the first convictions linked to the 1971 Attica prison uprising described as the worst in U.S. history. He and co‑defendant Ramey Carho face bail and sentencing concerns as officials note possible death in custody and set dates for appeals and related proceedings.
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Jacobsen faces cross examination in bribery case
In Washington, prosecutors press lawyer Jacobsen, star witness in Connally bribery trial, alleging $10,000 payoffs to Connally via AMPI ties to 1971 milk price support. Jacobsen pleads guilty to conspiracy and faces potential prison time. Williams questions his credibility and plea terms.
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Parents Lecture Series on Learning Disabilities Begins
Fremont school district announces a four part parent lecture series on children learning disabilities starting tonight. Kathleen McDonnell of San Jose State leads sessions from 7 PM, covering special education laws testing for disabilities and teaching methods. Series concludes April 28 with guidance for parent support.
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