Laetrile shows potential to limit breast cancer spread in mice
Sloan-Kettering researcher Sugiura reports Laetrile in mice kept 8 of 10 breast cancers from spreading to the lungs. Institute reviews note lack of duplication by others but suggest human trials. He says Laetrile is not curative but may help. respondents weigh risks and call for field tests.
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OAS weighs stronger human rights role amid Caribbean talks
Delegates at the Organization of American States annual meeting discuss boosting the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights with more funding and broader powers. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance presses for a tougher U S stance on liberties while Chile, Argentina, Paraguay and Nicaragua resist immediate action amid military regimes.
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Italians probe opera bribery in major cities
Police raided homes and offices of top opera officials in Rome Venice Milan and the RAI network seeking evidence of bribes demanded from performers for bookings at Italy’s leading theaters. Investigators searched La Fenice Opera House and its records for proof of the alleged scheme.
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Supreme Court limits religious accommodation in employment
The court ruled 7 to 2 that civil rights law does not force employers to sacrifice union seniority to meet religious accommodations. The decision involved Larry Hardison of World Wide Church of God fired by Trans World Airlines for refusing Saturday work.
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Burglaries linked to Camp Scott killings probe
Locust Grove Oklahoma authorities investigate two burglaries near Camp Scott where three Girl Scouts were murdered. Fingerprints from the burglaries will be compared to prints found on the victims' bodies. Deputy Robertson notes a counselor tent burglary was found early but not disclosed. Authorities also research a farmhouse burglary tied to the case.
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Two Trains Collide in Missouri Derailment Evacuations Underway
Two freight trains collided in Neelyville Missouri causing 79 cars and three locomotives to derail. Four hundred residents were evacuated around 4 am as two crew members were injured and fires burned at the scene. The northbound engineer John Bland 55 of North Little Rock and brakeman Matthew Drumgoole 28 of Sherwood Ark sustained injuries.
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Riots remembered as Soweto memorial prays for victims
Thousands of black Soweto residents gather at Regina Mundi church for a memorial service honoring 618 people killed in last year’s riots. The event marks the first anniversary of South Africa’s worst racial violence.
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South Africa
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Regina Mundi Catholic
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