Three Americans Share Nobel Prize in Medicine in Stockholm
In Stockholm three Americans split the 145000 prize for medicine. Rosalyn Yalow of the Bronx VA Hospital led endocrinology breakthroughs while Roger Guillemin of the Salk Institute and Andrew Sehally of New Orleans VA contributed to peptide hormone research. The Royal Caroline Institute called Yalow’s work pivotal to modern endocrinology.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Rosalyn Yalow
Veterans Administration Hospital
Bronx
New York City
Roger Guillemin
Salk Institute
San Diego
Andrew Sehally
New Orleans
Royal Caroline Institute
Yalow
Gerty T. Cori
Carl ¥. Cori
Guillemin
Sehally
John HH. van Vieck
Harvard University
Philip Anderson
Princeton University
Bell Laboratories
Nevill F. Mott
Cambridge University
England
Amnesty International
Vicente Aleixandre
United States
Carter warns of big ripoffs if oil firms win price controls
President Carter at a news conference warned the United States faces the biggest ripoff in history if oil and gas firms succeed in ending federal price controls. He defended keeping regulations, outlined tax revision plans with possible cuts, and discussed Panama Canal treaty clarifications with Omar Torrijos. He also noted steel industry issues and the need for an urban policy after visiting South Bronx slums.
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Carter
South Bronx
New York
Our
U.S
Panama Canal
Omar Torrijos
Canal
White House
Panama
Senate
United States
Torrijos
Carter Pushes Energy Bill and Tax Reform Plans
President Carter urged passage of his energy bill at a national news conference and warned of a possible gasoline rationing option if Congress stalls. He flagged forthcoming tax cuts and defended the Panama Canal treaty while signaling possible clarifications with Omar Torrijos.
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Washington
Carter
Cortress
White House
Weather forecast for L B area tonight and Friday
Tonight, early fog in the L B area with a low of 62 and a high of 82. Mountains stay fair with a low of 43 and a high of 78. Deserts stay fair with a low of 43 and a high of 95.
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L.B
Cullen questions state work program's effectiveness
Assemblyman Mike Cullen says the public service jobs program gave about 2 daily jobs to roughly 4,200 disadvantaged people at an estimated 233 million total cost. State Auditor General Williams blames poor management for 2.15 million in lost federal funds and notes contract deficiencies by the State Personnel Board that hindered on the job training and hiring outcomes.
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Mike Cullen
Dlong Beach
Pai
John Williams
Williams
State Personnel Board
Personnel Board
EDD
Energy stand draws GOP oil firms ire and debate
Senate leaders clash over President Carter's energy program as Baker labels it a bad proposal and industry figures condemn the tax rhetoric. Republican senators call for production boosts while Democrats push back, signaling a partisan battle over energy policy.
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Carter
Senate
Howard Baker
White House
Baker
Carte
Tennessee
Texaen
Jim Robertson
John E. Swearington
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Rob Dole
R-Kan
Henry M
Americans aboard yacht attacked off Vietnam coast
Three U.S. citizens aboard a sailing yacht registered to Cornelia M. Dellenbaugh reported an attack about 35 miles off the southern Vietnam coast. The vessel, with two male crew, was en route from Bangkok toward North Borneo when the distress call was sent. Authorities sought information from Vietnam as family members described seasoned sailors planning a voyage to Borneo.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vero Beach
Fla
Vietnam
U.S
Marine Operations Center
Canberra
Cornelia M. Oellenhaugh
Frederick Dellenbaugh
Peace Corps
Leeland Dickerman
Play- Staff
Ariz
Charles Aifel
Philadelphia
Dellenbaugh
Far East
Borneo
Washington
State Department
U.S. Coast Guard
Alaska
Australa
North Borneo
Indonesia
South Vietnam
Coast Guard
SOS
United States
Panama Canal treaty rati fication urged by two top labor officials
AFL-CIO President George Meany and UAW Vice President Martin Gerber press for quick ratification of the Panama Canal treaty. The briefing notes discuss labor stance amid polarized Senate debate.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
UAW
Martin Gerber
Explosion Destroys 21-Foot Boat Near Long Beach Harbor
A 21 foot pleasure craft exploded and burned near the Long Beach Harbor breakwater. Two men in their 20s jumped into a yacht and were rescued. owner Darrick Arrows-Cooke of Los Angeles and an unidentified passenger were aboard. They were treated for shock. The vessel was towed to Terminal Island. Cause under investigation.
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Long Beach Harbor
Coast Guard
Kilgore
Darrick Arrows-Cooke
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Terminal Island
Pruietes
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Andrew Schally
Anna Marie Schally
Roger Guillemin Salk
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Augustus Hawkins
D-Calif
Walter R. Mears
Cullen
Joint Legislative Audit Committee
Aviated
Viet Coast
Affel
Herman A. Affel
Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Baxter Ward
Horst Faas
Marina Oswald
Kennedy
California
Action Line AB
L.B. Harbor
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