Authorities oppose routine X rays for under 50 at breast centers
In interim guidelines the National Cancer Institute and American Cancer Society caution against routine X ray mammography for women under 50 at 27 detection centers. They will decide after two reports to NCI Director Frank J. Rauscher Jr. in the coming weeks.
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UPI
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American Cancer Society
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ACS
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Frank J. Rauscher Jr
Kidnapping suspects held. flood death toll rises in Colorado
The world at a glance notes suspects Fred Woods and James and Robert Schoenfeld in custody over the July 15 kidnapping. In Colorado Big Thompson Canyon flood, 126 dead and 93 missing. officials fear many missing are alive. Separate California reports cover John Scudder’s kidnapping and Carter’s California campaign. Governor Brown’s approval slips per a Field Research Corp poll.
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James Schoenfeld
Robert
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San Francisco
Portola Valley
Atherton
Peninsula
Loveland
Colo
UPI
Thompson Canyon
Larimer County
Philippines to go it alone relief effort pledge
President Marcos told Senator Mansfield the Philippines will rely on its own resources to aid earthquake and tidal wave victims. More than 8,000 dead or missing and 175,000 homeless after last week disaster as U.S. Senate expressed sympathy and possible aid.
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the Philippines
UPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Philippines
Marcos
Mansfield
D-Mont
U.S. Senate
Philippine
Ford
California bill to preserve farmland defeated in Senate panel
A bill to inventory prime agricultural lands and restrict subdivision was killed by the Finance Committee on a 5 to 8 vote. Assemblyman Charles Warren said groups may push a 1978 ballot initiative. Supporters argued long term food production benefits. opponents warned of property rights limits.
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Tiburon
Anthony Beilenson
Nicholas Petris
Oakland
David Roberts
Fires ravage parks and refuges in northern midlands
Firefighters battle a three week old wildfire in Seney National Wildlife Refuge within its 95 000 acre boundaries. Officials say conditions are extremely dry with high fire danger as crews use water bombers and helicopters to contain the blaze amid other fires across Minnesota and nearby states.
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Mercury
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Ark
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U.S. Moves to Prop Wheat and Rice Prices via Early Aid
U.S. officials announce early programming for Food for Peace shipments to lift wheat and rice prices. About 1.2 million metric tons of wheat will ship Oct to Jan under credit, plus 300,000 tons of rice Oct-Dec, with ~800,000 tons of wheat under the giveaway phase.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Dale Sherwin
Richard Bell
Food For Peace
Bell
Hearst Psychiatric Tests Completed Ahead of Sentencing
Psychiatric evaluations for newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst wrap up in San Diego and will be reviewed by U.S. District Court in San Francisco. Hearst, convicted March 20 of armed bank robbery, faces sentencing after the confidential report is filed. Judge William Orrick to set a date upon Guam assignment return. Orrick succeeds Judge Oliver Carter, who died last June. Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army on February 4 1974 and linked to the Hibernia Bank robbery on March 15 1974.
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Calif
UPI
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William A. Wesson
Rick Dale Sales
Sales
Scudder
Laura Scudder
San Diego
Patricia Hearst
San Francisco
Metropolitan Rei Center
U.S. District Court
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Guam
Orrick
Oliver J. Carter
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hibernia Bank
UAW to pick strike target in auto industry talks today
UPI reports the United Auto Workers may name either General Motors or Ford as the strike target as contract talks near a deadline. The union seeks higher wages funding for layoffs and more paid time off, while a strike could impact the national economy if talks break down.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Detroit
United Auto Workers Today
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UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
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IEB
American Motors
Viking 2 lander targets life probe in Martian Utopia plain
Pasadena based mission team says Viking 2 will land Sept 3 on a sub polar Martian plain named Utopia where wind blown dust cushions descent. The ellipse covers 162 by 62 miles with a 99 percent landing probability and a smaller 50 percent sub area inside.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Utopia
Thomas Young
Mei
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