Loyola biologist reports Laetrile shows effect in mouse breast cancer
Dr. Harold Manner of Loyola University says laboratory tests indicate a Laetrile based cancer treatment fights breast cancer in mice. He notes most U S health authorities condemn Laetrile as worthless though some states have legalized it amid patient demand and controversy.
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Loyola
Manner
National Health Federation
Chicago
FDA
Food and Drug Administration
Missing Alaska commuter plane with 13 aboard
An Alaska Airlines commuter plane carrying 13 people vanished on a 250 mile route between Iliamna and Anchorage. Search aircraft located a beacon from another plane. the DeHaviland Twin Otter crewed by Alaska Aeronautical Industries was overdue after failing to arrive. The aircraft had fuel for three hours and last spoke with air traffic control 30 minutes after takeoff.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Here
Iliamna
Air Force
Richard Hodges
Elmendorf Air Force Base
First Light
Alaska Aeronautical Industries
Anchorage International Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
Anchorage Air Route Control
Lake Iliamna
FAA
Galbraith urges wage and price controls to curb inflation
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith told a San Francisco audience that Carter must implement wage and price controls to fight inflation and cut unemployment. He warned that without direct incomes and price policy the nation faces high unemployment and ineffective fiscal maneuvers, noting other nations trend toward incomes policies.
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San Francisco
UPI
Harvard
John Kenneth Galbraith
Carter
International Union of Building Societies and Savings Associations
Galbraith
Washington
Canada
United States
Supreme Court to Hear California Reverse Discrimination Case
The Supreme Court will hear the California reverse discrimination case involving Allan Bakke and the University of California on October 12 as part of the 1977 78 term. Bakke, a white applicant twice rejected by UC Davis Medical School, argues minority reservation of 16 of 100 first year openings discriminates against whites. The docket also includes cases on mandatory retirement, sick pay denial, and maternity leave seniority rights for women.
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UPI
California
Supreme Court
University of California
Allan Bakke
U.C. Medical School
Davis
Bakke
Boston Buses Shortfall Halts Start for Thousands of Students
First day chaos as Boston school system cancels bus service for about 5 000 pupils in 62 schools delaying classes for grades one through nine. Nationwide, districts report staggered reopenings with few major disturbances as desegregation and strikes shape the back to school period.
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United Press International
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Chicago
Kansas City
Dayton
Ohio
Dorchester
Roxbury
German hostage crisis nears deadline amid ransom talks
West Germany faces a noon deadline set by guerrillas holding Hanns-Martin Schleyer. Government contemplates demands to free 11 prisoners as Chancellor Schmidt imposes a news blackout and police seek proof of the kidnappers’ intentions.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPI
Hanns-Martin Schleyer
Cologne
Bush
Helmut Schmidt
PDT
Federal Criminal Police
Schleyer
Employers’ Association
Federation of Industry
DPA
Baader-Meinhof
Red Army
Karl Schiess
Baden-Wuerttemberg
Stuttgart
Schiess
Andreas Baader
Martin Niemoeller
United Nations
Niemoeller
BART Police Strike Ends in Tentative Pact
Oakland reports a tentative agreement in the 14 day old Bay Area Rapid Transit District police strike reached at 2 30 am with trains to resume full service later. Unions call member meetings to ratify while the BART Board plans a Thursday session. About one third of officers walked off while 1 600 other workers stayed off in sympathy and trains ran reduced.
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Oakland
UPI
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Bart Board of Directors
BART
Controlled burn turns into inferno near Avinal area
Firefighters fight a 1,000 acre blaze 10 miles southwest of Avinal that grew from a controlled burn into a major wildfire. About 50 men with bulldozers work on the line near the Dark Hole area as flames threaten county lines and nearby terrain.
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Avenal
UPI
California Department of Forestry
Here
Fresno
Kings
Monterey County
Voyager 1 Ready To Send Messages To Earth
Voyager 1, about 700000 miles from Earth and headed toward Jupiter, tested solar winds and prepared instruments to relay data while traveling at 23000 mph. Launched from Cape Canaveral and described as absolutely flawless by manager John Casani, it performed automatic sequences and read radio waves from stars as boom arms deployed on time.
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Pasadena
UPS
Earth
Jupiter
Cape Canaveral
Fla
John Casani
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Holiday deaths at six-year high
California reported a Labor Day weekend traffic toll of 68, the highest in six years. Highway Patrol Commissioner Glen Craig cited increased traffic, higher speeds and drinking drivers as factors, noting the total trails the 71-record from 1971.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Highway Patrol
Glen Craig
Craig
Liddy Leaves Prison Still Silent and Pauper Status Confirmed
Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy exits Danbury Federal Prison after serving 52% months and taking a pauper's oath. He answered two questions from reporters saying East of the sun and west of the moon. His wife Frances greeted him as he left. he owes 275000 in legal fees with 310 in assets.
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Liddy
Frances
Pinto
John Dean
Washington
FBI
Williamsport
U.S
William H. Askey
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