Stanford team claims small magnet dries up cancer tumors
A Stanford Linear Accelerator Center team reports a compact superconducting magnet can cut blood supply to hard to reach tumors and repair weakened vessels without high risk surgery. Initial tests show tongue and brain tumors shrinking and improved speech in a terminal cancer patient.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Steven J. St. Lorant
Robert W. Rand
UCLA
St. Lorant
Rand
Eduard F. Tillmann
Walter R. Kapica
Edward Gruenfeld
Armin A. Wolff
Linear Center
Ucla Medical Foundation
Supreme Court Rejects Bid For Appeal
John Warren of Amherst failed to gain leave to appeal a Fourth District ruling upholding his daytime break in with intent to steal conviction. He was convicted June 12, 1972 in Hocking County and sentenced to 15 years, released on $5,000 bond pending further appeal after the February Fourth District affirmation. The case stems from a February 9, 1970 entry at the Harley Ellinger residence on Logan Route 1.
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Ohio Supreme Court
John Warren
Amherst
Fourth District
Warren
Hocking County
Ohio
Harley Meyer
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Harley Ellinger
Logan Rt. 1
Heath To Visit China Later This Year
Prime Minister Edward Heath announces a planned visit to the People’s Republic of China later this year after a 90 minute meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Chi Peng-fei. A Downing Street note says the date will be arranged through diplomatic channels and no serving British PM has visited mainland China.
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Heath
Chi Peng-fei
Downing Street
China
Harold Wilson
Clement Attlee
Peking
Jury selection continues in Yablonski murder trial
In Erie, Albert E. Pass faces opening arguments after one more alternate juror is chosen from 25 candidates. Special prosecutor Richard Sprague, who is wheelchair-bound due to a sprained ankle, seeks to prove Pass helped plot the 1969 murders of UMW leader Joseph Yablonski as jurors are finalized.
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Erie, Pa
Yablonski
Albert E. Pass
Erie County Court
Richard Sprague
Pass
United Mine Workers
Joseph
Jock
Sprague
Philadelphia
Ques
Mrs. Bovee
Marie Zorn
Eric
Carney
Gondelman
Skylab Crew Ready for Heavy Research Day
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz plan a busy day of medical studies solar telescope sessions and an earth resources study from Washington to northern South America. They cleaned up after Thursday's space walk and restored power after freeing a stuck solar panel now delivering up to 3000 watts.
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Conrad
Kerwin
Space Agency
Mission Control
New Traffic Signals Active at Major Intersections
Police Chief Roy Kelch reports new traffic signals are in use at Main and Spring, and Main and Market intersections. Old lights removed at Hunter and Market, Market and Second, Spring and Second, Gallagher and Front, Third and West, Elm and Hunter, and Gallagher and Main as stop signs replace them. Pence Electric repainted median lines. project completion expected near July 1 per Service Director Roy Loomis.
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Main and
Spring Sts
Market Sts
Roy Kelch
Hunter and Market Sts
Market and Second Sts
Spring
Second Sts
Gallagher Ave
Front St
Third
West Sts
Elm and Hunter Sts
Main St
Pence Electric Co
FDA warns Pure-Pac Epsom Salt may contain deadly chemical
The FDA alerted that some one-pound Pure-Pac Epsom Salt containers from Pure-Pac Pharmaceutical Co. of Elizabeth New Jersey carry potassium nitrate instead of Epsom salt. Lot 012M4 stamped on the package. distributed Feb 5 to May 28 to wholesalers nationwide. Consumption as labeled could kill children and those with heart trouble.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Pure-Pac Pharmaceutical Co
Elizabeth
N.J
Senate Signals Watch On Farm Subsidy Cuts And Vietnam Talks
Paris reports say Henry Kis singer and Le Duc Tho pressed to tighten the Vietnam cease fire in a villa near Paris. Informants note no new Cambodia settlement, a possible three way U S South Vietnam North Vietnam communique, while Saigon resists signing a new pact.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Cambodia
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
North
Thieu
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
U.S
Washington
Ten Defendants Arraigned On Grand Jury Indictments
Arraignments were held in Hocking County Common Pleas Court Friday for ten defendants indicted by the grand jury. Names include James R. Stimson, Charles French, Lloyd E. Hartshorn, Ronald E. Mauler, Roy Clark, Russell B. Wyman, William E. Guess, Ronald L. Morgan, Billy Allen, Jack Hartshorn, and David E. Bailey. Pleas varied, with several entering guilty pleas and others not guilty. trials slated for June and July. Several defendants were referred for probation investigations. one arraignment was continued due to counsel vacation.
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Hocking County
Stimson
Ed Kilbarger
Hocking Dr
Marion School
Hubert Lappen
Charles French
Shawnee Rt. 1
Phil Henderson
French
Roy Kelch
Green Gables
Old Rt. 33S
Thomas Gibbon
Lloyd E. Hartshorn
Laurelville Rt. 2
Hartshorn
Sheriff’s Department
Overman Sohio
Laurelville
Pickaway County
Henderson
Rt. 1
Norman Beck
Honeyfork Rd
Leslie Johnson
Roy Clark
Richard Gerken
Lancaster
Bar-N-Ranch
Buena Vista Rd
Russell B. Wyman
Russell B. Milliser
Ed Johnston
William E. Guess
Robert Lilley
Ronald L. Morgan
Billy Allen
Joe Allen
Jack Hartshorn
David E. Bailey
Logan
Neal Dillon
Cox Eyes Perjury In Confirmation Hearings
Washington AP Archibald Cox requested to investigate possible perjury by witnesses in Senate confirmation hearings for Richard Kleindienst. Attorney General Elliott Richardson turned over ITT Hartford merger files linking to San Diego GOP convention efforts and antitrust matters. Separately, McCord case attorney sought new trial claiming perjury and withheld information as McCord and Liddy faces possible overturn.
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Washington
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Senate
Atty
Richard Kleindienst
Elliot Richardson
Cox
Itt-Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Kleindienst
Richardson
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
ITT
Cern
San Diego
Department
Miami Beach
Judiciary Committee
Dita D. Beard
Securities and Exchange Commission
Justice Department
SEC
ITT Hartford
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
Bernard Fensterwald
James W. McCord Jr
U.S. District Court
Fensterwald
McCord
Senate approves farm bill with 18 to 9 vote
Senate passage came after four days of debate on a farm measure tied to a $20 000 per farmer subsidy cap opposed by the Nixon administration The bill moves to the House where Poage and Sisk criticized the ceiling as ruinous to farmers The plan uses a target price system for major crops and would pay subsidies if prices fall while no payments occur if prices stay high The amendment to curb subsidies backed by Birch Bayh passed 45 to 37 and Sen Talmage warned it could wreck the program Additional Kennedy and Proxmire amendments were approved to expand food stamps and restrict use of foreign currency from the Food for Peace program.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
W. R. Poage
Agriculture Committee
B. F. Sisk
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Canadians on cease fire team ordered to stay in barracks
Canadians with the International Commission of Control and Supervison told to remain in their quarters except for essential moves as fighting surges across South Vietnam raise risks to their lives. Senior officers confirmed about 240 Canadians are affected.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
International Commission of Control and Supervison
Five Wooster youths fined and jailed in drug case
Five Wooster youths were fined 200 dollars and jailed 30 days for marijuana possession in Hocking County Court. Judge James Stilwell suspended 25 days on good behavior. Each also paid 10 dollars and costs for camping in a non designated area. arrest by state park rangers occurred May 12 near Old Man's Cave.
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State Park Rangers
Old Man's Cave
Two Teens Drown While Swimming in Pipe Creek
SHADYSIDE Ohio AP two teenage boys drowned while swimming in Pipe Creek near their homes in Belmont County authorities said the incident was under investigation by county authorities
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Shadyside
Ohio
Pipe Creek
Belmont County
Former White House Aides Testify Before Grand Jury
In Los Angeles two former top White House officials testified before a grand jury in a Watergate related burglary probe. Atty. Joseph Busch said he will subpoena Egil Krogh to testify next week after Krogh refused to appear voluntarily. Ehrlichman Colson testified and discussed Dean's investigation claims while Krogh’s testimony remained contested.
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Los Angeles
White House
Daniel Elisberg
Joseph Busch
Egil Krogh
Krogh
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III
Dean
FBI
Surances
Nixon
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London
Edward Heath
Red
Edward Carney
Jeannette Bovee
Harold Gondelman
Prater
Skylab
Ronald E. Mauler
Lowell P. Weicker
G. Gordon Liddy
Poage
Texas
Sisk
Wooster
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