Cryosurgery shows promise for cervical dysplasia
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School gynecologists report cryosurgery using a freon cooled probe destroyed abnormal cervical cells in 32 of 35 women with mild dysplasia. Parkland Memorial Hospital treated five advanced pelvic malignancies with the same freezing method. The program, 18 months in, used a clinic setting with minimal side effects, saving patients hospital time and avoiding cervical surgery.
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University of Texas Southwestern Medical School At
Dallas
Bob Fenley
Fenley
Thomas R
Singley
Parkland Memorial Hospital
American Cancer Society
Wwonten
Creighton L. Edwards
Parkland
Edwards
Move Homes Then the Other Two Newspapers Combined
The Bal San Antonio Light delivery section notes moves to combine papers and transport arrangements. The fragment mentions telephone reference 226-4271 and references to delivery, possibly indicating a reorganization or relocation of home newspaper delivery services.
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Bal
Nixon Plans Busy Two Weeks On Court Picks and Labor Talks
President Nixon heads a two week period focused on selecting Supreme Court nominees and winning labor backing for his inflation fight. He will work privately at the White House during Columbus Day after a two day Camp David stay, with speculation centering on Sen. Robert Byrd as a nominee and continued talks with AFL CIO on a Pay Board and Price Commission.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
Camp David
Maryland
White Mouse
Ronald L. Ziegler
Hugo J. Blatk
John M. Varlan
Robert C. Byrd
West Viginia
Senate
Wvork
Organized Labor
4 Price Commission
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Price Commission, Pay Board
Meany
Byrd
Elkins
W. Va
High Court
Breakfast funds blocked for 45 San Antonio schools
Austin report notes 45 San Antonio district schools cannot receive breakfast program funds due to USDA cuts. TEA cites 100 applications pending and 822000 allocated this year versus 1131000 spent last year, with 590 schools in the program now and 250 a year ago. Names of schools span elementary junior high and high schools in the district.
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E.R. Action
Mel
Irene Vidaurri
San Antonio Selmal
Lavaca
Lightlé
Austin Bureau
Austin
San Antonio
Texas Education Agency
Chiarles Hicks
USDA
Hicks
Dult
Arnald
Ball
Cameron
Fannin
Franklin
Foster
Highlandeis
Ulrich
Muppertz
Lamar
Madison
Maverick
Neal
Pfloffer
Sichonck
Steele
White
Woodlawn
Cowell
Cooper
Davié
Emerson
Warris
Watthorne
Irving
Longfellow
Lowei
Mann
Page
Poe
Rhortes
Reilly
Harry Rogers
Tafolla
Twain, and Whittier
Brackenridge
Burbank
Edison
Fox Tech
Highlands
Houston
Lanier
Portwood
Bal
TV Sweepstakes Winners Probe Columbus Day Week
Columbus Day week draws attention to TV Sweepstakes with a $1560 prize pool. Over the weekend winners include Abert Are late ga who took $100 and Mys Ol Wia Munoz who earned $80. Additional $10 prizes went to two other winners, while Maldonado and Sgt Jesse Becnal also won $10 each.
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Abert
Olye
Dess¢ Maldonado
1519
Flanders
Sgt
Jesse Becnal
Marlon
U S Ambassador Arrives in Seoul to Succeed Porter
In Seoul AP reports U.S. Ambassador Philip Charles Uablo arrived to take over from Williams J. Porter who is leaving the U.S. delegation at the Paris peace talks on Vietnam. The move aligns Washington’s diplomatic staff with ongoing negotiations and regional efforts.
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Seoul
U.S
Philip Charles Uablo
Williams J. Porter
Van
Paris
Vietnam
Nervous Bandits Walk Out Empty Handed at South Side Store
Two masked would be robbers entered Ji-E-Mart at 3715 SW Military early Monday about 4 90 am. They handcuffed attendant Ramiro Rodriguez then left without taking cash or goods. Rodriguez said one robber warned him not to be nervous as both were nervous. Police found Rodriguez unharmed about an hour later. safe and register showed no theft.
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South Side
Ramiro Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Playes
Seven Suspects Nabbed in Weekend Burglaries
A teenage suspect was fatally wounded and seven other juveniles were apprehended in connection with a series of weekend break-ins. Loot valued at more than 2100 dollars was taken in three burglaries with no arrests. Police say Daniel Alva Villareal, 16, was shot by off duty Patrolman Ernest Aguilera, 35, during a check near Edgewood schools. Aguilera and Patrolman R. G. Quirga, also off duty, were responding to a triggered alarm at the D&R Ice House when Villareal fled and was shot after failing to halt. Villareal died at Green Hospital. Two other youths, one 15 and one 3, were turned over to juvenile authorities for burglary and theft. The incident led to additional arrests in other burglaries including at Speed and Sport Warehouse and a Rockwood residence where stolen items were recovered. The article notes further details on Page 2.
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Daniel Alva Villareal
Dahlgréen
Green Hospital
Villareal
Ernest Aguilera
Aguilera
R. G. Quirga
Edgewood
Roger Flores
Elkins
D&r
McMullen
Paso Street
Speed and Sport Warehouse
Paso
Turkey's Role in NATO Ties Highlighted by Agnew
President Spiro Agnew assured Ankara that America’s NATO commitment stands on firm ground as he visits Turkey on the eve of a big event. Bomb explosions near American installations in Ankara cause no casualties, with one car destroyed and another damaged, amid reports the radical Dev Gen movement is blamed.
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Kingsbury Smith Taropam
Ankara
Spiro Agiew
Turkey
Hat Ameéview
Adkara
Routo
Ha Shah
Tran
Agnew
Tagtartbil
Gna
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Ther
Jong
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Urey
Birch Valley Street
Charles Rockwood
Rockwace
Kent Keltis
United States Information Service
Bank
Dev
América
Cyprus
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