Move to promote Washington to general of the Armies
Washington is targeted for promotion to general of the Armies by a House Armed Services subcommittee, despite Adams not granting the title in his era. The measure, though, is seen as boosting the father of his country’s name rather than altering military prestige.
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Jimmy Carter received his first top secret briefing from CIA director George Bush in Plains Georgia. The session covered world trouble spots the Soviet Union and China with Carter preferring CIA briefings over State Department. Bush praised the agency as excellent intelligence while noting no details were disclosed.
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Diet high fat linked to cancer growth study says
Washington researchers report tumors may thrive on high fat diets and could be treated by starving them. Gori of the National Cancer Institute notes tumors compete for nutrients and may have distinct needs from the host. Witnesses link colon cancer to fat intake. Japan and Chile show differing rates.
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Thermography falls short as sole cancer detector
A New England Journal of Medicine report finds thermography alone provides limited help in detecting breast cancer. In a test with 2 doctors interpreting heat images from women with and without cancer, training did not boost accuracy. Researchers from Wisconsin, Cincinnati, and Anderson Hospital say it may aid diagnosis when combined with other methods and improved film-reading.
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FBI adds Richard Picariello to Ten Most Wanted list
Richard Joseph Picariello is named on the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives roster. A federal warrant issued July 4 in Portland, Maine charges interstate transportation of explosives to injure or intimidate and damage property. Authorities say he is part of a small group that robs banks to fund bomb making and that the group conducted bombings in Augusta Maine Seabrook New Hampshire Dorchester East Boston and Newburyport Massachusetts.
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Fresno Bee reporters face possible jail for source reveal
Four Fresno Bee staffers including George Gruner and William Patterson face possible indeterminate jail time after exhausting appeals for contempt of court tied to refusing to disclose a news source. A gag order and prior transcripts in a 1974 bribery case are cited as context for the contempt citations.
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Loeb Still Backs Reagan Critique From Union Leader
William Loeb publisher of the Manchester Union Leader, a Thomson ally, breaks ranks on Ronald Reagan. In an editorial he questions Schweiker as running mate and calls for measured, realistic conservative judgment. He suggests Schweiker could help if Delaware delegates shift to Reagan. otherwise the pick may prove distasteful. Loeb criticizes conservatives who speak hastily and urges prudence in political judgments.
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