Viroid discovery sparks cancer disease questions
Washington reports that Dr Theodor Diener a plant pathologist at Beltsville Maryland announced the discovery of a microscopic particle called a viroid smaller than the smallest virus. He said viroids may cause some cancers and are linked to several human, plant, and animal diseases. The finding follows eight years of experiments and positions Diener as proposing a primitive RNA particle lacking a protein coat. The scientist speculated viroids could be responsible for other unidentified diseases. Officials noted Canadian and German researchers are pursuing parallel work, with Diener’s disclosure marking the first full release of the result.
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Stolhandske County Dads Rapped and Proposals
Stolhandske County officials debate voting reforms and cost cuts. Commissioner Stolhandske pushes for punch card voting, a county purchasing agent, and a more progressive government while criticizing wage raises and calling for drug abuse program funding in Bexar County. He cites planning missteps and funding gaps, with clashes over who controls county operations.
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More VEE Cases In South Texas Reported
The Ven Eezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis task force said new VEE cases in Willacy and Brax counties bring total infected counties to 34 in South Texas. Suspected cases reach 316, with 62 confirmed. mosquito abatement spraying completed, vaccine programs expanding across 10 southern states including Texas with 568, hard to reach immunity in some areas.
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Birth control talks draw in minors amid police order
In Brooklyn a court issued an order barring arrests of women bringing minors to birth control lectures as activists from New York Civil Liberties Union push to protect access. Judge Edward Nesher set August 20 as a health and abortion rights hearing date to show cause why the order should not be made permanent. A previous arrest was made last week of a man linked to a related case after a one month old baby attended a lecture.
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Bar Battle Wounds Two Men on West Side
A Friday shooting on the West Side left two men critically wounded. Jesse Torres, 29, of 411 S Sabinas, sustained arm and back wounds, and Edward Espinoza, 33, of Rosita, suffered unspecified injuries. Both were hospitalized in Hexis County Hospital.
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Legal Aid for Senior Citizens Services Reach Cut
Spokesmen for Senior Opportunity Services announce free legal aid for seniors is dwindling. Police note gunfire incidents and in bar blocks, with private attorneys handling wills, property disputes, repairs, and consumer fraud. City reps report meetings and assault to murder claims amid eligibility issues and court dates.
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United Nations Urges U S Action on Virgin Islands
UN decolonization committee criticizes United States for slow progress toward self rule in the Virgin Islands. It urges immediate action on housing welfare economics and education and calls for a UN visiting mission to resolve long standing disputes. A cleanup project is rescheduled due to rains.
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URA Recreation Program Ends First Summer Session
The URA Renewal Agency ended its third annual summer recreation program for youths at HELP House 425 W apna. The weeklong sessions for 250 youths aged 10 to 17 included recreation arts and crafts and weekly field trips. Nine hydration-related deaths were reported in Durango over 12 days, health officials said.
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Chicano Library Planned for Southwest History Center
Miss Hilde Cantu announces tentative plans for a Chicano library at 1924 Palo Alto Road to house about 40 volumes, with books and materials from colleges in Texas. The project aims to document Mexican American history since the Battle of the Alamo, with adult and teen discussions, night sessions, and collaboration from ANAC.
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Texas planning grant funds Bexar County justice council
A Texas planning grant of 45000 dollars with 51000 dollars local match will fund a regional planning effort for the Bexar County metropolitan area. AACOG in San Antonio will receive the grant, with a restructuring plan recommended by a Gov. Smith appointed subcommittee and the 10 member executive committee. Implementation target is September 1 with no action required by the governor.
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Baylor Army Degrees Reached in San Antonio
Four participants in the Baylor University U S Army program in health care administration will receive master of hospital administration degrees in a ceremony Thursday at Brooke Army Medical Center Ft Sam Houston. The joint Baylor Army program is run with the Army Medical Field Service School. Maj Gen Kenneth Orr and Col Charles Eveland will represent the Army at the ceremony.
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Evans Named to Alcoholics Board Appointment Sparks Local Controversy
State Rep. David Vans has been appointed to the Alcoholics Rehabilitation Board by County Commissioner Tary Ktol Hundake. The move drew immediate reactions from residents and officials amid ongoing discussions about reform and governance.
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