New breast cancer drug shows promise in mouse studies
A compound named 3-Dazaguanine developed by Dr. Roland K. Robins and ICN Nucleic Acid Research Institute researchers showed up to 93 percent effectiveness against a mammary tumor in mice and 63 percent against a leukemia model. Tests on a rat breast cancer model also halted tumor growth, with plans for human trials after studying action, excretion, and dosage.
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San Diego
UPI
USC School of Medicine
Roland K. Robins
ICN Nucleic Acid Research Institute
Irvine
American Association For Cancer Research
Tasneem Khwaja
Robins
Khwaja
Soviet Polish fleet caught rockfish off California coast
Coast Guard inspectors found significant rockfish aboard six Soviet and two Polish vessels in a large fishing fleet near Eureka and Crescent City. The rocks violate a bilateral US Soviet share agreement. The fleet, up to 100 vessels, has no enforceable mechanism to stop prohibited catches.
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UPI
California
Coast Guard
Ted Nutting
National Marine Fisheries Service
Nutting
United States
Soviet Union
Poland
Crescent City
Teamsters denounce Brown farm labor bill as harmful
The Teamsters accuse Gov. Brown's farm labor measure of eroding labor gains and wiping out over 400 existing agreements affecting more than 50 000 farm workers. They warn the compromise will push agricultural labor back to the dark ages while a separate AFL-CIO council protests a provision forcing all farm workers and related crafts into a single union unit.
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Sacramento
UPI
Teamsters Union
Gov. Brown
M.E. Anderson
Western Conference of Teamsters
Anderson
California
United Farm Workers Union
Teamsters
Senate Industrial Relations Committee
Finance Committee
United Farm Workers
State Building and Construction Trades Council
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Jimmy Lee
Californias Viet refugee settlement feared by official
State Health and Welfare Secretary Mario Obledo warned that up to 100,000 Vietnamese refugees could settle in California with no funds to support them. He cited Camp Pendleton survey results showing 85 percent prefer California and urged reimbursement from moneyed refugees if possible.
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UPI
Mario Obledo
California
Obledo
United States
Camp Pendleton Refugee Center
Atty
Evelle Younger
Reguee Center
LBJ foe named to Brown staff in Sacramento
Allard Lowenstein, who helped start the move to dump Johnson in 1968, was named special assistant to Governor Brown. The 46 year old former congressman from New York will join the administration next month to work on unemployment collective bargaining medical malpractice and education during the summer. Lowenstein helped reopen Kennedy assassination investigations and was credited with initiating Johnson’s 1968 abandonment of reelection.
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Sacramento
Allard Lowenstein
Johnson
Brown
New York
Lowenstein
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Burglars Loot Long Beach Apartment on Walnut Avenue
Burglars ransacked Tamara Wallford’s apartment at 386 Walnut Ave. in Long Beach stealing household items valued at 400 dollars after prying the front door open. Police report filed.
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Tamara Wallford
Walnut Ave
Long Beach
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