Pollution and cancer linked by environment and policy
A Salk Institute expert argues cancer stems from both biology and outside factors. Dr Renato Dulbecco says research funds are needed for therapy and vaccines, while pollution and social conditions drive cancer rates such as cities with higher lung cancer and Delta water linked bladder cancer. He urges combining science with education and legislation.
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Renato Dulbecco
Dulbecco
Mississippi Delta
United States
Salk Institute
San Diego
Calif
Long-time Maricopa County Sheriff Botes Dies at 76
L C Cal Botes, who served 10 terms as Maricopa County sheriff, died Sunday at his Phoenix home at age 76 after hospitalization. Appointed July 31, 1946, he built a modern sheriff's office. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at A L Moore & Sons Mortuary. cremation to follow. Survivors include widow Clara, stepson John P. Phillips, stepdaughter Mrs Barbara Pierce, and sister Mrs Marie Elder.
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Upi
L. C
Cal’ Botes
Maricopa County
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A.L. Moore & Sons Mortuary
American Cancer Society
Clara
A. Stepson
John P. Phillips
Barbara Pierce
San Diego
Marie Elder
Carmel
Calif
Loloma and Saloma Book Fairs Highlight Week Events
The Loloma School Holiday Program under Mrs. Sweetsee Davis will stage Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the school cafeteria with the Accidentals chorus and Bill Mitchell directing band numbers. A Saloma Library Book Fair runs all next week in the school library with paperbacks priced 45 cents to 1.00.
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Loloma
Sweetsee Davis
Accidentals
Bill Mitchell
Saloma
NTSB probes United 737 crash near Midway Airport
Investigators in cold and snow began a detailed inquiry into the United Airlines 737 crash near Midway Airport on Friday that killed 45. Eighteen aboard survived including three stewardesses. The tower had ordered a missed approach as the plane descended on an instrument approach.
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UPI
National Transportation Safety Board
Midway Airport
United Airlines
NTSB
Washington
Slattery
Phoenix firm fined for fatal September collapse
A Phoenix construction firm TGK Construction Co was fined 600 by the U S Department of Labor for violating federal building standards after a September 26 collapse at Camelview Plaza 69th Street and Camelback Road killed 54 year old John Saviano and injured two coworkers. The firm removed supporting forms four days after pouring concrete, short of federal required time. A coroner jury ruled death accidental.
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Phoenix
U.S. Department of Labor
John Saviano
Camelview Plaza
69Th Street
Camelback Road
Saviano
TGK Construction Co
Lawrence E. Gromachey
Labor Department
TGK
Gromachev
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