New Molecule May Aid Cancer Research In Early Diagnosis
In a Scripps research advance in Los Angeles and Lexington Ohio experts report a genuinely new molecule linked to mammary tumor antigen. Edgington and colleagues describe a substance tentatively named mammary tumor ghysaprotein antigen found only in blood serum and mammary tissue of three cancer patients. They hope it could enable very early detection pending further study and verification.
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Edgington
Striape’ Department of Motewler
Plane crash victims identified in midair collision
The San Ramon area crash near Craw Canyon over Interstate 20 killed three people. Victims: Alan Roberts, 36, of Fremont. Mohamad Salman Mohamad, 22, Iranian student pilot from Hayward. Richard Merrick, 27, flight instructor from Lafayette. Both planes were Cessna 12 Commuters from Sierra Academy of Aeronautics at Oakland Airport. The incident echoed a 1974 Sierra Academy collision nearby.
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San Ramon
Quatra Costa County
Here
Alan Roberts
Driftyrood Drive
Fremont
Mohamad Salman Mohamad
Amador St
Hayward
Richard Merrick
Lafayette
Sierra Academy of Aeronautics
Oakland
Interstate 20
Craw Canyon
Sierra Academy
Charges Filed In Gunpoint Incident At Hillview High
A 16 year old Castro Valley youth was charged in juvenile court with assault with a deadly weapon for an incident at Hillview High School where a teacher and 10 to 15 students were held at gunpoint in a continuation classroom. Weaver entered with a sawed off rifle and was arrested without injury. The court ordered detention pending a June pretrial.
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Fremont
Castro Valley
Hillview High School
Robert Weaver
Homer
Weaver
Kalmbach Suspended Three Years By California Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court ordered a three year suspension for Herbert Kalmbach, Richard Nixon's former lawyer, after he pleaded guilty to two campaign law violations. The penalty, commencing July 1, 1974, requires a professional responsibility exam before resuming practice in California.
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UPI
California Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
Herbert Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Antl
State Bar
Hte
California
Roberto Rossellini Dies in Rome Scandal Linked
Rome reports film director Roberto Rossellini collapsed at his home and died before help arrived. The renowned Italian creator of neorealism faced global notoriety for tangled affairs with Ingrid Bergman and Anna Hangar, and his son Renzino and ex wife Marcella De Marchis were noted in reports.
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Rome
Roberto Rosselini
Ingrid Bergman
Anna Hangar
Rossellini
Wn Hassellini
Renzino
Marcella de Marchis
Ingrid Bergtrey
Miss de Marchi
Widow may keep nearly half a million from Patrick estate
The California widow of William Penn Patrick may inherit about 500000 found in a hidden room behind wine cellar racks at the Patrick home in Lake County. Superior Judge Edward Cragen ruled against the executor seeking recovery of the cash, noting envelopes marked to be given to Marie if anything happened to WPP.
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San Francisco
UPI
William Penn Patrick
Patrick
Lake County
Edward Cragen
Cragen
Wpp
Marie
Senate votes to push bill on life without parole for killers
Sacramento reports a 22 to 9 Senate roll call approving ISB201 to impose life in prison without parole for convicted murderers and restore the death penalty for inmates who kill in prison. Democratic yes votes included Alquist and Ayala. Republicans Behr and Marks voted yes. Several lawmakers abstained, were absent, or did not vote.
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UPI
Senate
Assembly
Alquist
Ayala
P. Carpenter
Dills
Dunlap
Foran
Garmerdi
Lough
Holden
Mills
Petris
Presley
Rains
Roberts
Sieroty
Smith
Valeh
Behr
Beverly
Marks
Holmdahl
Riggs
Campbell
Carpenter
Deukmejian
Johnson
Nimmo
Russell
Stull
Cusanovich
Garcia
Greene
Nejedly
Richardson
Robbins
Song
Stiern
Zenovich
Church social change not aided by organized religion says poll
Washington based National Council of Churches released a poll showing only 10.8 percent of clergy believe organized religion leads to social change through advocacy. While most pastors see value in socially minded cooperation for legislation, a majority feel church programs do not meet denominational needs and more than half doubt church staff reflect member views.
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Reformed Church In America
United Church of Canada
Organized Religion
Colon
Tanisters Pol’ Id
Pele
National Council of Churches
Christ
Fremont residents join police in crime prevention push
The Irvington Police Community Crime Prevention Team held its first meeting at Grimmer School with 16 residents including housewives, park naturalists, service club members and others. The program aims to reduce burglary in Fremont by mobilizing neighborhoods across four districts and pairing officers with communities. Meetings will expand to Mission San Jose Warm Springs Niles Centerville with patrols, identification drives, and homeowner security efforts.
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Irvington
Grimmer School
Fremont Police Department
Mission San Jose
Warm Springs
Niles
Centerville
Gary Anderson
Anderson
Premont
Fremerd
Alderson
Gie
Niles Ceiderville
Mission San Jose-Warm Springs
Kinda Vista
Oakland
Union City budget doubles with street and service upgrades
The Union City budget increase of 223000 funds street lighting higher liability insurance city vehicle maintenance and contracts for street tree and median maintenance. The council weighs adding baseball programs for young children and a soccer option to vary leisure services. Tax rate stands at 1.67 per 100 with 1.40 for general operations and 0.27 for the bus system. Budget hearings are set for June 13 21 and 27.
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Zaner Sai
Hague
Eer Janer
Capital Improvement Fund
Civic Center
Dyer Street
Zaner
Pickle Family Circus Brings Joyful Self Run Stage Experience
The Pickle Family Circus promotes an intimate show where performers share ownership and audience members sit close to the ring. Artistic director Larry Pisoni notes the joy and skill on stage while highlighting cooperative means of production and collective decisions. Tickets are $2.50 for adults and $1 for under 12 and seniors, with performances at noon and 3 p.m.
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Aes
Circus
Larry Pisoni
Pixel
House approves key Carter energy office plan
The House approved a five year sunset for a Cabinet level Energy Department as part of President Carter energy package. The vote 20 to 10 sends the measure to a conference committee to reconcile with Senate language and craft a final bill for the White House.
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Carter
Senate
White House
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Secreaige
White Howe Energy
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Geta
Energy Department
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Federal Energy Administration
Energy Esearch
John Conyers
Dal
Sandy
Plane strikes power lines after takeoff at Jackson Airport
A plane from Haston halted in San Antonio and El Paso en route to Tucson circled and returned to the runway after clipping power lines during takeoff at facson International Airport Friday. All 87 passengers and eight crew members uninjured. The flight headed to Phoenix when the mishap happened at 42:05 PST. Immediate cause determined.
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Vie
Ang
Irlines
Facson
Haston
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el Paso
Tucson
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