Cancer group explores value of altered gene
Scientists redesign a potent endotoxin from Pseudomonas aeruginosa to target cancer cell receptors. In lab tests the engineered toxin killed cancer cells while sparing normal cells, a potential new route for breast, lung, and brain tumors.
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Kapolei the second city a planned Hawaii resort hub
Honolulu officials and private developers push a new coastal municipality named Kapolei twenty miles from Waikiki. A two mile shoreline will host a $2 billion resort largely funded by Japanese capital. Planners forecast 150,000 residents within two decades.
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Gulf attack leaves 54 missing after Iraqi tanker strikes
Shipping executives report Iranian gunboats attacked the Havglint 12 miles northwest of Dubai while Iraqi jets earlier bombed two Iranian tankers at Kharg island. Fifty four crewmen, many Iranian or Asian with one Swedish officer, are missing and presumed dead, the highest toll in the four year tanker war.
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Mass Black Worker Strike Shuts Down South Africa
More than a million black workers joined a nationwide strike on the 28th anniversary of the Sharpeville Massacre to protest apartheid measures. In Port Elizabeth 80 to 90 percent stayed away. 40 to 90 percent in Johannesburg and the eastern Cape. Police and troops patrolled townships as buses and trains were stoned and classes disrupted at Westville University.
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Shultz and Shevardnadze Open Talks on Arms Shipments
Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze began 90 minutes of discussions in Washington focusing on Soviet arms shipments to Central America while aiming to advance a 30 to 50 percent cut in long range nuclear arms. They plan meetings over the next two days with a late May summit possible.
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