Hoffman La Roche submits cancer test data to FDA
New Jersey firm Hoffman La Roche Inc reports it has filed research data with the FDA for a blood test detecting carcinoembryonic antigen. The test may aid monitoring after surgery for colon pancreas stomach lung or breast cancer, but early diagnostic value is uncertain due to possible false results.
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NEW York
New Jersey
Hoffman-La Roche, Inc
Food and Drug Administration
New Orleans
Hoffmann-LaRoche
Phil Gold
McGill University Medical School
Montreal
American Cancer Society
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Roche
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Reader's Digest
Dissent Sparks Split at Wounded Knee Siege
At Wounded Knee Pine Ridge South Dakota UPI reports a major split within the American Indian Movement with dissident Ogala Sioux led by Pedro Bissonette clashing with AIM leaders Russell and Dennis Banks The standoff escalates as federal agents and tribal police surround the village amid talks of mutiny and potential bloodshed and also notes a wounded marshal and supply drops inside the siege line.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
UPI
AIM
Dicksup
Wilson
Oginda
U.S. District Court
Eccouonh Tha Tain
Kent Frizzell
Thatiet
Fwo Aivel
American Indian Movement
Frizzell
Russell
Dennis Banks
Onisia
Pedro Bissonette
Wounded Knee
Wound Knee
Rotary District Convenes Here for Annual Conference in Lubbock
The 16th Annual Rotary District 73 conference opens in Lubbock with Dr Glennjie and Dr Harry Vannerpool among speakers. More than 600 Rotarians attend events at the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium and Texas Tech facilities, including plenary sessions, a governor’s reception, and a breakfast. The program features talks by John C. Dalton and Marshall Formby, plus a guest address by Martin Fleck.
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Municipal Coliseum
Glennjie
Harry Vannerpool
Triernationa
Barnet
Luibbock
Central United
Lubbock
J. Edd
Pam
Texas
Lubock Municipal Au
Tech
Serv Country Club
Bam
Wiggins
Texas Tech
F. Farris C. Oden
Amarillo
John C. Dalton
Bellflower
Calif
Theeeeviens
Rotary Internal
Marshall Formby
Plainview
Coast Guard ends hunt for Norse Variant and Anita
The Coast Guard canceled active search efforts for survivors of the Norwegian freighter Norse Variant after a weeklong North Atlantic storm. One survivor reported a rubber raft rescue after three days at sea near Cape May, while eight ships and 20 aircraft had found only debris and one crew member. The sister ship Anita, also presumed lost, had a crew of 27 aboard plus maintenance staff and no distress signals were received. The vessels were en route to Germany with coal and one survivor’s account notes no lifeboat launch due to time constraints. The Anita had sailed from Norfolk on March 21 and was due in Bremen.
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UPI
Coast Guard
Anita
Cape May
N.J
Hadeen
Erling Samuelson
Oslo
Norfolk
Germany
Bremen
Air Force NCO Bound Over in Serious Assault Case
Air Force Sgt Raymond Fernandez 24 was bound over for grand jury on charges of assault with intent to murder after an April 12 examining trial. The shooting at a trailer house left Airman Thomas Horton severely injured, Horton remained in serious condition at Methodist Hospital. Fernandez, of 1810 3rd St, had been free on $2,500 bond since arraignment earlier this month.
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Charles E. Smith
Air Force
Raymond Curtis Fernandez
Fernandez
3Rd St
Hurlwood
Thomas Horton
Horton
Methodist Hospital
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