Diabetes cure seen in transplant of insulin cells
Dr Arnold Lavarow of Minnesota says insulin-secreting pancreas cell transplants in diabetics may offer long term insulin production after about five more years of animal tests and human evaluation. Research faces rejection issues and potential complications. humans would need extensive study before use.
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Chicago
UPI
Arnold Lavarow
University of Minnesota
Tazarov
Department of
Anakiny
American Diabetes Sociery
Lib
Lawarow
Chile
Luvearow
City Hall in Greenville Faces Demolition for New Building
The old Greenville City Hall, depicted by arhat Don Jennins, endures its fading moments as four crewmen tear it down to make way for a new 4 million dollar ten story city hall. The south tower’s features symbolize its final hours.
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Greenville, S.C
Arhat
Don Jennins
City Hall
0th hour compromise saves BART strike
A threatened BART strike was averted after a five hour session with State Conciliator Edward Allen. 1,100 BART employees and negotiators will return to talks next week with wage equalization as a top priority. The agreement requires a position paper by next Wednesday and places wage issues before the formal contract.
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Suzanne Hill
Bay’ Area Rapid Transit Diishrick
Edward Allen
Bart Emgiluyas
BART
United Publle Wmplayes
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 185
Tate
Civil air pact signed at near end of summit talks
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev completed a final summit session to wrap up work on a civil air accord linking Leningrad and Washington to New York and Moscow flights. The agreement was signed at the State Department by Claude Brinegar and Boris Hygaev as Brezhnev and Nixon prepared for a planned Moscow summit.
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Calif
Upi
Nixon
Leonid Bredlmey
Sugel
Washington
Leningrad
New York
Moscow
Claude 3. Brinegat
Boris Hygaev
State Department
Brezhnev
Nixon Hey
White House
Bregaeev
United States
Soviet Union
Watergate fallout widens as Vesco extradition blocked
A Latin American nation blocked the extradition of American financier Robert Vesco tied to a presidential campaign contribution and possible Nixon-era figures. Senate Watergate hearings may include Sen. George McGovern testifying to clear his record amid new grand jury probes and disclosures about Vesco, Stans, Mitchell, and Haldeman era activities. Vesco faces charges in New York City and Costa Rica has declined extradition.
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U.S
Senate
Watergate Committee
Robert J. Vesco
George McGovern
Washington Star-News
Thomas F. McBride
Nims
Jobhy Cannon
Machee Slans
Sid al Hie Saale
Ross Mary Woods
H.R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean
Senate Committee
Dean
White House
McGovern
Vesed
Tial
New York City
Costa Rica
From
Mutual Tan
Investors Overseas Ltd
Vesco
Mitchel
Nixon
Commerce Sem
Maurice H. Stans
Fair South County Weather Outlook Tomorrow
Fair skies tomorrow for South County with highs in the 70s and a mild overnight dip. Westerly winds of 10 to 20 mph will keep air quality clean, though inland valleys may see smog buildup later. More weather moves to page 2.
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South County
Sds
Leyfe
Starving couple kept their pride amid welfare woes
Detained by dire hunger, 76 year old DETHON UPT Giu seppe Fillers and 93 year old Maria Angelo faced starvation until city and county health officials intervened after a welfare dependence period. They lived on coffee milk and a raw egg with bread, receiving only monthly welfare checks since 1970.
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Dethon
Giuseppe Fillers
Maria Angelo
Villeva
Pillara Onte
Mudso Turner
Associaton
Pilera
Turner
Candidate Edward Vogl Cleared to File in 14th Assembly District
An Oakland court ruled that Edward Vogl a San Leandro attorney residing in Orinda may file as a Democratic candidate in the California 14th Assembly District special election despite a prior challenge. The decision upholds his candidacy and certification submitted for the race.
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Edward Vogl
San Leandro
Orinda
Vogl
California lawmaker clashes in Senate over fast track bill
Sacramento report says state senator known for tough crime stance, Hibb Richardson of Arcadia, struck Sen. Milton Marks of San Francisco during a dispute over procedure to speed action on a bill creating jobs for California youths. The confrontation led to a tense exchange in the Senate lounge with exchanged threats and a knee to the chest, both sides blaming the other for the altercation.
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Bh" Riehaedson
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Boehn
Milton Marks
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Marks
Senate
California
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Richardson
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Bill
Blaw
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