Three Americans Win Nobel Prizes for Medicine
Nobel prize honors three researchers for cancer virus studies. David Baltimore of MIT, Howard Temin of Wisconsin, and Renato Dulbecco of London share the 1975 award for discoveries on how tumor viruses interact with cellular genetic material.
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Dick Soderlund
Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
David Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Howard Martin Temin
University of Wisconsin
Renato Dulbecco
Italy
Imperial Cancer Fund Laboratory
London
England
Baltimore
Alice
Copenhagen
Denmark
New York
Rockefeller University
Madison
Wis
Temin
Dulbecco
California Institute of Technology
Salk Institute
la Jo
Man
Philadelphia
Francis Peyton Rous
Rous
Catanzaro
University of
Torino
United States
End
American National Academy of Sciences
Louisa Gross Horwitz
Caroline Institute
Lauren Rachell
NY City Default Seen Not to Worsen Bond Costs
AP Business Analyst John Csnniff reports that authorities expect a New York City default to have limited further impact on rising municipal borrowing costs. Despite a $20 billion one-year loss in muni values, bond indexes show current yields near 7.32 percent, with traders noting a market in a psychic panic and confidence already eroded.
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John Csnniff
New York
New York City
Kansas City
Liesel E Canady Jr
John Nuveen & Co
Canady
Standard & Poor
Morning Markets Rally After Federal Reserve Stimulus News
New York AP report shows broad market advance as Federal Reserve cuts reserve ratios on time deposits from 3 to 1 percent. Dow Jones at 841.70, up 4.48. Westinghouse Active with a large block trade at 13.00. NYSE gainers outnumbered decliners three to one. Amex index up 36 to 433.
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NEW York
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Fed
Westinghouse Electric
American Stock Exchange
Alcoa Foundation Gift Boosts United Way Total
Alcoa Foundation contributed $4,400 to United Way Advance Gifts, boosting the division total to about $8,000 as part of the campaign toward a $55,000 goal. Ed Wagner, division chairman, announced plans for a noon report meeting and praised corporate and foundation support including teams led by Ron Kuerner and multiple division chairs and volunteers across Point Comfort and surrounding areas.
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ALCOA
Alcoa Foundation
Ed Wagner
Advance Gifts
Calhoun County United Way Fund
Ron Kuerner
Alcoa’s Point
Comfort
United Way
Point Comfort
Wagner
Bill Bauer Jr
Oscar Lenertz
Tom Crisp
Leslie Pfeil
Ben Comisky
Darryl Smith
Richard Rowe
Lamar Marshall
Jessie Reyes
Chase Phillips
David Coffee
Ervin Wahiston
Franke Tupa
Fields II Sworn In As AUSA In Bank Robbery Unit
William C Fields II, grandson of WC Fields, is sworn in as an assistant United States attorney assigned to the bank robbery division. The 32 year old FBI agent of seven years says he sought law and courtroom theatrics. He is a Loyola Law School graduate from Los Angeles, where his father also practiced law.
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Philadelphia
William C Fields II
WC Fields
United States
Fields
FBI
Tuesday Fields
Los Angeles
Loyola Law School of
First Women's Bank Opens In New York City
Lt Gov Mary Anne Krupsak to be first depositor as the First Women's Bank launches in New York. The state chartered bank has 7,000 shareholders and 3 million dollars capitalization. Officials say it is the first bank organized by women and aims for economic parity for women with targeted credit education and loan access.
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New York
Mary Anne Krupsak
Fords mark 27th wedding anniversary at White House
President Gerald Ford and Betty Ford hosted a buffet for 34 longtime friends at the White House to celebrate their 27th anniversary, a cake baked by the White House chef and a family favorite beef stew with walnuts featured at the dinner. The couple wed October 15 1948 in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Grand Rapids
Mich
Betty Bloomer
Group Honors Ex Marine for Heroic Act at Ford Dinner
Oliver Bill Sipple, ex Marine who deflected a gun aimed at President Ford, received an award from San Francisco construction unions for outstanding courage. He said he would do it again, noted the high value of a human life, and said Ford thanked him and invited him to join at a forthcoming Republican fundraiser luncheon in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Oliver
Bill” Sipple
Ford
Sipple
San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council
Gunman Surrenders After Riverside-Area Police Shootout
In Ontario California a gunman who fled a robbery scene shot a policeman to death, barricaded himself in an apartment, and vowed not to be taken alive before surrendering after his sister Rosalie McCray pleaded with him. Steven Michael Miller, 23, was booked for armed robbery and murder.
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Ontario
Calif
Rosalie McCray
Steven Michael Miller
New York City Prepares for Mass Layoffs
City Hall sources estimate up to 8000 municipal workers could lose their jobs amid a $200 million budget cut. About 900 police officers are among potential layoffs as Mayor Beame warns the figure will be in the thousands and follows earlier reductions, with the Emergency Financial Control Board now overseeing the city’s finances.
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New York
New York City
Abraham D Beame
Hugh Carey
Emergency Financial Control Board
Calhoun Tax Roll to be Studied by Commissioners Court
The 1975 Calhoun County tax roll will be reviewed for approval by the Commissioners Court sitting as the Board of Equalization Friday at 10 am. Carryover items include bids for an oil gas and mineral lease on Lot 7 Block 173 Alamo Beach containing 20 acres more or less and bids for furniture for the tax office plus related erection work.
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Calhoun County
Commissioners Court
Board of Equalization
Alamo Beach
Proposal on Mowers Sparks Federal Safety Debate
A new federal safety standard for power lawn mowers, under study by the CPSC, could raise prices by about 4 to 17 percent across mower classes and risk 15 to 20 manufacturers leaving the market. Stanford research projects $367.5 million first-year cost to consumers, with the biggest burden on new buyers in the $60 to $90 range. Executives from mower firms meet with the commission to discuss impact as industry sales exceed $12 billion from seven million mowers last year.
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Washington
Stanford Research Institute
Consumers Union
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Federal Council On
Stanford
Stanford Institute
Commission
Barbecue To Benefit Boy Scouts In Seadrift
A benefit barbecue Saturday at the Boy Scout Hall in Seadrift runs 4:30 to 7 00 p m before Court of Honor ceremonies for Boy and Cub Scouts The Seadrift Home Demonstration Club provides cakes and pies for a pie and cake auction at 6 30 p m Proceeds aid scouting equipment Volunteers from the Seadrift Lions Club assist Tickets available from Gilbert Jones at 785 3771 or at the door
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Seadrift
Boy Scout Hall
Gilbert Jones
Seadrift Lions Club
Gulf Bend Center Board Debates SAC Composition and HSA Goals
The Gulf Bend Center board discusses continuing pages from a 1A meeting, outlining HSA aims for health planning and resource development. They approve SAC membership changes, emphasize diverse representation, and note Laredo and Rio Grande Valley delegates as swing votes amid conflicts over selection methods and local governance.
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HSA
Laredo
Coleman
SAC
Russell
Corpus Christi
Rio Grande Valley
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