Israeli raids near Cairo intensify Middle East fighting
Israeli planes struck toward Cairo for the fourth time in five days, bombing depots 9.3 miles south of the capital and targets near Helwan and near Cairo International Airport. Egyptian authorities claimed limited damage while reporting a downed Skyhawk and light losses amid intense air clashes.
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Bombs rip Layton Police Station in Utah
Layton Utah police say homemade bombs damaged the police department offices causing about 3500 dollars in losses. No injuries reported. Explosions occurred after 1 am as two or three bombs in plastic containers split parts of the recreation room and offices. A resident heard two blasts and called police. fires were set and a wall clock toppled.
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Layton
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Lamar Chard
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Hill Force Base
Sation
Lester O'Brian
Phil Bodity
Undefined noise from archival notice in Alameda County
A fragmented passage from a Be Daily Review issue lists the State of California Alameda County and an office entry with archive style terms. The readable elements mention March 3 and a general circulation designation, but the text is corrupted and contains stray garbled phrases throughout.
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Alameda
Second Heart Transplant Recipient Faces Kidney Complications
Ann Arbor reports Gerald Rector, 44, receiving his second heart transplant, shows a strong heartbeat but kidney failure develops, doctors revealing that prior kidney issues worsened as the second heart began functioning. Hospital officials note he remains largely unconscious 48 hours postop while family awaits updates and other transplant recipients show varied kidney outcomes across Michigan and Colorado cases.
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William N. Hubbard Jr
Shelbyville
Hildreth Judy
DOMUS program aids transfer of overseas property to schools
Rep. John S. Monagan cites a U.S. Government Operations program that repurposes surplus overseas property for donation to schools and hospitals. The DOMUS project, run with GSA and other agencies, transfers material from closed bases abroad to recipient states, with transport costs paid by states and reimbursements from schools and hospitals.
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Japan
Maryland
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Ohio
Rhode Island
Texas
Sign of a scientist as youth
This profile recalls Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, world-renowned physician and scientist, whose lifelong curiosity began in childhood with questions about why things work. He challenged medical tradition, urged simpler patient communication, and shaped modern digestive disease research and medical journalism through Mayo Clinic tenure and multiple journals.
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Walter C. Alvarez
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Hawaii
Mayo Clinic
American Journal of Digestive Diseases
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Ron
Chicago
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Modern Medicine
Geriatrics
Saudi King Feisal Leaves Paris After Visit
King Feisal of Saudi Arabia departed Paris on Sunday for his capital Ahyiad following a private three week visit to France. The trip included a luncheon with President Georges Pompidou and talks with Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba.
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Ahyiad
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Habib Bourguiba
Officials near source of ship typhoid on Oronsay
Vancouver health officials say they are close to locating the carrier of typhoid on the P and O liner Oronsay. Dr Ken Cox reports the KI phage type matches Indian continent sources and that sewage water mixing with drinking water aboard the ship is spreading the disease.
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Ken Cox
Federal Medical Services
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Oronsay
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Shaughnessy Veterans’ Hospital
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Vancouver Harbor
Okinawa workers strike bases over mass layoffs
Okinawa workers at U8 bases began a five day strike protesting 1,200 layoffs ordered by Pentagon budget cuts. The Okinawa Military Workers Union mobilized 6,000 of its 21,000 members to picket 72 base gates and demanded higher severance pay and longer notice. The high commissioner left for Washington after deadlocked talks, while governments blamed each other for inaction.
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Washington
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