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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1990

Page

4

Inherited p53 mutation linked to breast cancer risk study

Researchers identify an inherited abnormal p53 gene associated with high cancer susceptibility in Li Frieda menni syndrome families. The finding, published in Science, shows the mutation present in all cells of affected relatives and suggests genetic screening for carriers could guide early detection and prevention efforts.

Washington Science Friend Li-Fraumeni Frederick P. Li Joseph F. Fraumeni Jr National Cancer Institute United States

Keating Five under scrutiny over S&L findings

Senate Ethics hearings examine how five senators pressed Lincoln Savings and Loan examiners in 1987. Witness Michael Patriarca says the group sought changes to unfavorable findings to align with Lincoln's position. The probe considers possible improper intervention by DeConcini McCain Riegle Cranston and Glenn amid Lincoln’s collapse and a $2 billion potential cost to taxpayers.

Washington Patriarca Sen Dennis DeConcini Sen. DeConcini Lincoln Keating Justice Department Ethics Committee DeConcini D-Ariz John McCain R-Ariz Donald Riegle Jr D-Mich Alan Cranston Dcalif John Glenn D-Ohio Federal Home Loan Bank Board Riegle Edwin Gray Bank Board Gray Cranston McCain Glenn

Walesa rival backs nuclear arsenal in Poland race

Polish presidential hopeful Stanislaw Tyminski touts arming Poland with 100 medium range missiles in a self published book. He denies advocating weapons in a AP interview though campaign aides defer comment. Tyminski, a Canadian based businessman, surged to second place with 23 percent of votes.

Warsaw Poland Lech Walesa Stanislaw Tyminski Associated Press Tyminski Krzysztof Pawlisz Tripoli Libya Krzysztof Kozlowski Canada Peru Tadeusz Mazsowiecki Libertarian Party of Canada

Israeli officer convicted in Colombian arms case

Lt Col Yair Klein, a former Israeli counter-terrorist officer, was convicted by an Israeli court of illegally exporting weapons and military expertise to a group called the Farmers Organization. He admitted guilt on three charges tied to his firm Hod Hahanit. The Colombian government seeks trial in absentia for allegedly training private armies for drug lords.

Jerusalem Colombia Yair Klein Farmers’ Organization Klein Israel Hod Hahanit

All male British Cabinet sparks critique of Major leadership

In London AP reports for the first time in over a decade no women hold Cabinet posts under Prime Minister John Major, drawing fire from women's groups and Labour lawmakers. Major defends the lineup noting rising female prominence and promising women will reach top posts on merit. Gillian Shephard named to Treasury role. Thatcher is cited as a historic beacon for female achievement.

London Margaret Thatcher John Major Caroline Bullingham Labor Party Labor Robert Hughes Major Thatcher House of Commons Hughes Gillian Shephard Treasury Shephard BBC Television

French to send 150 more troops to Chad but stay out of fighting

Paris says the rebel offensive in Chad is growing and will not commit to combat. Chad accuses Libya of backing the rebels. the U S State Department and Libya deny involvement. French officials report worsening battles and a push toward N Djamena as Idriss Deby’s government strengthens.

Paris Chad Libya U.S. State Department France Idriss Deby

Dhaka Protests Turn Deadly Amid Emergency Crackdown

Police clashed with protesters in Dhaka and four other cities as demand for Ershad's ouster and an end to martial law led to reported large casualties. Opposition sources put fatalities at about 50 with over 1,000 wounded, though tolls remain unverified.

New Delhi India Bangladesh Hussain Muhammad Ershad Dhaka

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