McGovern opposes ADA call to derail McCarthy bid
In Washington McGovern rebuts the liberal ADA board as he backs Carter while opposing the group’s push to urge liberals not to vote for former Sen Eugene McCarthy. He says independents can sharpen issues and influence the race. Ralph Nader’s Health Research Group urges hospitals to halt CAT scanner purchases until proven beneficial and cost effective. CAT imaging, costly at about 400000 per unit, may not justify expense through patient outcomes. The group asks Mathews and insurers to challenge growing CAT use.
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GAO warns US forces in Europe rely on key computer systems
The Generals Accounting Office warns that U S armed forces in Europe may be too dependent on automatic data processing systems. It urges wartime readiness improvements and backup systems. An audit found 142 computer systems supporting command, intelligence, logistics, personnel, and accounting operations.
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California mob activity flagged in confidential DOJ report
A confidential California DOJ study cited by the San Francisco Examiner says organized crime is spreading into the state but stops short of naming figures or estimating numbers. It notes the weak West Coast Mafia presence invites sophisticated mob figures to migrate to California and to launder dirty money through legitimate businesses.
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Kuwait Emir suspends constitution dissolves assembly
Kuwait's Emir Sabah Al Salim Sabah declared the country at a dead end and suspended the constitution while dissolving the 50 member National Assembly. He accepted Prime Minister Jaber al Ahmed and cabinet resignations and urged formation of a new government amid fears of leftist influence. LAS VEGAS UPI. In a separate ruling, a California probate jury will decide if Howard Hughes's $2.5 billion estate is valid as the so called Mormon will is evaluated after months of litigation and doubt.
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Scientists Publish First Synthetic Gene Breakthrough
UPI reports MIT researchers led by Hans J. Fritz announced a synthetic working gene, enabling precise changes to gene structure to study function. They aim to illuminate molecular mechanisms behind genetic defects and hereditary diseases, noting widespread collaboration and the effort’s nine years of work.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Viking 2 landing site may be chosen today
Viking project officials reviewing about 80 photos from the Plains of Utopia plan to pick a target area for Viking 2. The mosaic from Mars images shows a northern region believed to hold more water and permafrost that could support microbial life.
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Eight black guerrillas to die in Rhodesia
Eight officers of Rhodesia's African National Council were sentenced to death in Salisbury high court for sabotage and guerrilla warfare. They pleaded guilty to six charges under the Law and Order Maintenance Act, including railway sabotage and grenade attacks on the Pink Panther restaurant and La Boheme nightclub. A white teenager injured in the Pink Panther attack underwent brain surgery.
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Ban proposed on sale of new meat by USDA
The US Department of Agriculture is urged to ban all new meat including ground meat with bone powder or fat-rendered meat. The Connecticut Citizen Research Group says the product was legal under temporary regs and seeks repeal until proven safe.
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Estrogen warnings delayed may push cancer risk notice
Ralph Nader health researcher Dr. Sidney Wolfe says FDA may delay estrogen pill cancer warnings until mid 1977. He cites a proposed FDA notice delaying public comment and a second delay before manufacturers issue written warnings. Wolfe condemns prolonged use and urges prompt labeling.
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