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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1997

Page

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Vaccine aims to stop melanoma recurrence with gm2 trials

Thousands face melanoma each year yet only a few have a natural immune reaction that prevents recurrence. Scientists test hundreds of patients with an experimental gm2 vaccine from Provantes Pharmaceuticals, seeking to keep cancer at bay and improve survival. Phase II trials are underway, a major hurdle for this medicine.

Washington Robert Israel Provantes Pharmaceuticals Ran Natiante

Clinton touts welfare law success with million off aid

President Clinton announced in a weekly radio address that over a million people have left public assistance since last August. He cited a 3.1 million drop in caseloads from January 1993 to April this year and noted April welfare recipients fell to about one million, the lowest since 1970, as the law restricts benefits to five years and shifts cash aid and food stamps control to the states.

Washington Clinton U.S

Brush fires threaten California mountains blaze

Firefighters battled a 3,200 acre blaze in the San Gabriel Mountains east of Los Angeles by burning a half circle of brush to starve the fire of fuel. About 80 percent of the flames were contained after a day of 100 degree heat. The fire started five days earlier from a weed cutter spark and damaged one home and several outbuildings. Authorities aimed to fully contain it by nightfall. Separately, crews near the Mexican border fought a blaze between Boulevard and Campo that began in Mexico and crossed the border, totaling over 1,000 acres in Mexico and 53 acres on the U.S. side.

Los Angeles San Gabriel Mountains Mexico U.S

Portadown Faces Protest as Orange Parade Tension Rises

British soldiers cordon Portadown with armored cars hours before a key decision on allowing a Protestant march through the Catholic Garvaghy Road area. Catholic protesters vow to confront the parade, which remembers WWI Protestant dead near the city. Mo Mowlam has urged both sides to back down, but a clash looms.

Portadown Northern Ireland Garvaghy Road Orange Order Mo Mowlam Orangemer

Mexican president urges turnout in democratic fiesta

President Ernesto Zedillo calls for broad participation as Mexico holds national elections for Congress six state governors and Mexico City mayor. He says reforms ensure free fair voting in the most pivotal vote since his 1994 win, while touring to publicize works seen as bolstering his party.

Mexico City Ernesto Zedillo Congress Zedillo

Herald-Journal invites corrections to coverage

The staff invites readers to report factual inaccuracies in coverage and provides a phone number, 470-0011, for concerns. The note emphasizes commitment to fairness and accuracy in reporting and urges timely calls to address any errors.

Herald-Journal

Syracuse postal notice with subscription rates and errors

Public notice from Syracuse postal services lists subscription options for New York state including prepaid rates and mail deliveries. It references a publication number and a box address for changes, with postage details and odd text fragments. The text includes figures such as 5109.20 54.60 27.30 and 6.40.

SF Vainnsae Eo LaNdtad Adm Row

Adviser proposes HIV transmission control measure

Dr. David S. Hodes, an appointee of Gov. Pataki on the State AIDS Advisory Council, suggested that people infected with HIV should only have sex with others who are also infected. He also urged mandatory HIV testing as a last resort if voluntary testing fails, in a tense council meeting that drew anger from AIDS advocates.

George Pataki David S. Hodes State Aids Advisory Council Hodes Holes The Mount Sinai Pataki

Mars Pathfinder landings boost global Internet buzz

In Pasadena at Planetfest a three day Mars celebration drew about 5000 attendees who used Internet access rooms to follow the Mars Pathfinder landing. NASA sites and other Web pages provided up to date Martian weather and mission updates as attendees and online readers tracked the event worldwide.

Mars NASA

Pathfinder Mars landing overwhelms NASA sites with hits

Santa Cruz social worker Heather Dumas notes the Pathfinder landing drew about 100 million hits Friday as NASA sites slowed and cyberspace buzzed. Emporia State University student Eric Collins calls the network saturated. The Web Interface for Telescience let users view rover paths and panoramas.

Heather Dumas Santa Cruz Eric Collins

Mars Pathfinder images stun scientists and president praise

Scientists applaud the Mars Pathfinder and rover images showing reddish Ares Vallis terrain and a dustier than expected sky. President Clinton notes a cultural joke as the mission aims to study Martian geology and search for ancient ice and potential fossils, with plans to return samples to Earth in 2005.

Ares Vallis NASA Mars Antarctica Pathfinder WASA Earth Viking Trustions

Russian cargo ship to rendezvous with Mir for repair supplies

Progress M-35 lifted off from Baikonur with 880 pounds of electrical cables and repair items to restore Mir’s power. Mir, damaged in June, aims for a Monday rendezvous 250 miles above Earth as Commander Vasily Tsibliyev and crew prepare a delicate Spektr module repair. The mission, originally set for July 11, was delayed for crew familiarization.

Moscow Mir Space Station Baikonur Space Complex Kazakstan Mir Vasily Tsiblyev Spektr Haannn Solovyov Solovyov U.S Michael Foale

Weather data brief from NewsLine system and online page

The Syracuse Newspapers provide dial in and toll free WeatherLine codes for pollen and mold reports, forecasts by WIXT TV, a daily weather trivia feed, travel advisories, and severe weather alerts updated frequently. An online home page offers forecasts summaries and Nexrad images.

Newsline Syracuse Automated Information Service Auburn Weedsport Oswego Pulaski New York

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