Soyuz 22 Crew Reports Packing Up. Possible End Near
Cosmonauts Valery Bykovsky and Vladimir Aksenov on Soyuz 22 report packing gear and preparing for a tense day as their Earth orbit mission may be ending. Tass notes photography work in the Soviet Union and East Germany is nearing completion. officials gave no confirmation of a finale.
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Combined cancer treatment urged as best approach
Researchers at a national conference urged using the four major cancer treatments together surgery drugs radiotherapy and immunotherapy in controlled centers. They called for closer cooperation between central cancer facilities and physicians in areas without access and stressed informing patients about clinical trials.
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Autumn Arrives as Fire Weather Grips Upper Midwest
Autumn enters as Michigan forest fire in the Seney Refuge nears containment thanks to cool, wet weather. In Minnesota fires persist near Brainerd Huntersville and Tower, with only scattered rains helping and tourism harmed in northern resorts and canoers.
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Polio Vaccine Shortage Triggers Public Health Alarm
The CDC reports a nationwide polio vaccine shortage as Lederle Laboratories demands informed consent warnings. States, from South Carolina to California, face rationing with some areas lacking any doses. contracts expire and no vaccines have been supplied since June 15.
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Adoption Acceptability Up While White Adoptions Decline
Washington population views adoption as acceptable, yet the number of children adopted fell from a 1970 peak of 175,000 to 149,000 in 1973. The decline concerns white adoptions, attributed to more white mothers keeping illegitimate babies and a leveling off of illegitimate births since 1970.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Britain’s economy battered as pound sinks and inflation soars
London reports the pound at new lows amid 13.8 percent annual inflation, mortgage rates rising to 11.5 percent, and unemployment at 1.5 million. Prime Minister Callaghan warns of an economic high wire as UK job creation targets loom and seamen threaten fresh strikes.
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