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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1978

Page

12

Gene splicing risk tests planned at Army germ labs

Frederick Maryland UPI report says government scientists will begin biological experiments in a two week period at a secured Army germ warfare lab to assess risks of gene splicing. NIH standards will guide tests using a mouse cancer virus gene inserted into a weakened bacteria strain to study tumor development and immune response in mice and hamsters.

Malcolm Martin

New virus chosen for risk tests on bacteria core

A polyoma virus was selected for initial lab tests because it can be detected in rodents and is not expected to infect humans. A cancer virus was used to gauge risks from recombinant DNA work. If the virus enters bacteria and spreads, NIH rules would be reevaluated. Results in 3 to 5 months.

Martin NIH Frederick Ferdinand Mack

Basque rebels blamed in Spain nuclear plant bombing

Suspected Basque separatists bombed the Lemoniz nuclear plant under construction near Bilbao injuring 14 and killing two workers. A warning call was made ten minutes earlier, but evacuation failed. Iberduero funds the $800 million project with reactors to be fueled later.

Madrid Spain UPI Europe Bilbao Basque Homeland and Liberty Iberduero Utility Company Iberduero Westinghouse

Security Council condemns Rhodesian attack on Zambia

The United Nations Security Council unanimously condemned Rhodesia's raid into Zambia on March 6 to 8. Zambia reports 22 soldiers killed. Rhodesia claims 38 guerrillas from the Patriotic Front were killed. The council warned of tougher measures if raids continue and urged Britain to end the Rhodesian rebellion.

Security Council Zambia United Nations U.N. Security Council Rhodesia Donald McHenry U.S Andrew Young United States Patriotic Front Ian Smith Britain McHenry Smith

Culver faults U.S. noise cuts failure and urges local aid

Des Moines Senator John Culver says six years after a national noise control law, the federal government has produced few significant sources and limited standards. He cites minimal action on local aid, research, labeling, and implementation while noting Iowa programs like Des Moines ECHO gain traction.

Des Moines John Culver Iowa Senate Culver EPA

Home The Best Environment for Your Selling Message

A compact note urges sellers to craft messages for the home environment. It highlights setting, appeal to household buyers, and the importance of clear, local targeting to boost response. The piece reads like a brief marketing tip from a regional newspaper column.

U S and Britain agree on cut rate air fares

Britain and the United States reached a deal to allow reduced fares between London and 16 U S cities, ending a dispute that could have sparked a trans Atlantic air war. Airlines may offer budget and standby prices on flights from major U S gateways to London including Dallas Fort Worth Anchorage Atlanta Baltimore Boston Chicago Detroit Houston Los Angeles Miami New York Philadelphia San Francisco Seattle Washington and others.

Washington UPI Britain United States London U.S New York Anchorage Atlanta Baltimore Boston Chicago Dallas Fort Worth Detroit Houston Los Angeles Miami Philadelphia San Francisco Seattle

Bolivia cuts diplomatic ties with Chile over Pacific corridor

Bolivia declares break in diplomatic relations with Chile citing failure to secure a Pacific access corridor after a 1975 reconciliation and a stalled three party dispute including Peru. Gen. Adriazola announced the move after cabinet talks under President Banzer.

LA Paz Bolivia UPI Chile Pacific Ocean Oscar Adriazola Adriazola Pacific Peru Hugo Banzer

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