17 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1976
Page
1
Publisher Lloyd Sparks returns from a European vacation with impressions and notes on events on page 4. Western visitor to Shanghai reports large protests against Mao era leaders, with posters on Nanking Road.
Soviet cosmonauts Vyacheslav Zudov and Valery Rozhdestvensky ended their mission early after a failed docking with the Salyut 5 space station. TASS said the Soyuz 23 spacecraft remained on automatic rendezvous while the crew continued experiments before returning to Earth.
At the American Cancer Society annual gathering Dr. R Lee Clark of the President's Cancer Advisory Board spoke of cancers once seen as fatal potentially being controlled to extend useful years. He highlighted immunotherapy as a growing field with a $15 million National Cancer Institute budget this year and noted combining surgery or radiation with chemotherapy as a dual strategy. He cited patient cases from First Lady Betty Ford and others and stressed nutrition and immune status as factors in reducing recurrence.
University of Alabama dental researchers begin small scale human tests after successful animal trials of an oral vaccine targeting streptococcus mutans. They aim to boost natural saliva and milk antibodies to prevent tooth decay, with hopes of a large clinical trial.
The defending world champions the Cincinnati Reds nurture a dynasty by teaching their sons to play ping pong in the club house before yesterday's World Series game. Pete Rose Jr. Tony Perez' sons Victor and Eduardo appear with Cesar Geronimo Jr. on the table as their fathers watch. The elder Reds beat the New York Yankees 5 1 in game one of the series.
The Sunday Times says Rhodesian guerrillas plotted a takeover and would reject any interim government including a black one until the army is destroyed. Tape recordings from a Lusaka meeting reveal a blueprint for armed action against Kissinger’s settlement plan and further talks shift power after military defeat. Mugabe is quoted warning that talks are useless without dismantling Smith’s army.
AC Transit's Fremont and Newark dial-a-ride launches today with limited zones. Fremont zone covers areas near Fremont Peratta boulevards and Mowry Avenue offering door to door service for 25 cents per ride from 10 am to 5 pm Sundays and 10 am to 4 am Saturdays with additional weekday hours. Newark zone covers Thornton Jarvie and Cedar Boulevard with similar hours and 25 cent fare.
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