SU-West Virginia showdown preview paces Sunday coverage
The note promises extended coverage of Saturdays SU West Virginia game for Sunday readers, highlighting an 11-0 production schedule adjustment and urging readers not to miss the detailed report.
New compound halts spread of some cancers
NIH researchers report a laboratory synthesized five amino acid peptide that blocks cancer cells from spreading by keeping them in blood vessels where they die or are destroyed by the immune system. Dr Hynda K Kleinman calls it very promising and the most potent peptide shown to date.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
Hynda K. Kleinman
NIH
Bethesda
13 Year Old Swimmer Sets Central New York Records
Tori DeSilva, a seventh grader at Levy Middle School, dominates Nottingham High swimming. She recently broke two Section Three girls records and swam on a relay team in top form. Following a Junior Nationals win in Fort Lauderdale, she eyes the New York state meet at the University of Buffalo and possible Olympic trials.
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Fort Lauderdale
Tori DeSilva
Ing
Levy
Kirk Cameron
DeSilvia
Nottingham
New York
University of Buffalo
Lou Walker
Syracuse University
Syracuse Chargers
DeSilva
United States
Court rules DA biased in nixing black jurors in Scotts case
New York Court of Appeals in a 7-0 ruling says Monroe County prosecutors discriminated against five black jurors in Suzette Scott's murder and grand larceny trial. It faulted use of peremptory challenges and ordered a new trial on grand larceny charges.
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Albany
New York
Monroe County
State Court of Appeals
Douglas Rowe
Melvin Bressler
Suzette Scott
Albion
Bressler
Scott
Rochester
Robert Prior
Court of Court of Appeals
Howard Reus
Relin
Court of Appeals
Richard Simons
Shevardnadze Shultz to Hold Talks on Treaty
Secretary of State George Shultz will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A Shevardnadze next Monday in Geneva to discuss an arms control treaty. Negotiations stall over two verification issues as officials confirm the late hour effort.
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Washington
George Shultz
Eduard A Shevardnadze
Geneva
Switzerland
Shultz
Budget cuts to take effect under Gramm-Rudman plan
President Reagan would order 23 billion dollars in mandatory across the board cuts if lawmakers cannot craft an alternative. White House officials said negotiations reached a deadline, with Republicans opposing the near 75 billion two year package and doubts rising about passage amid Capitol Hill resistance.
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Washington
Reagan
Gramm-Radman
White House
Howard H. Baker Jr
Gramm-Rudman
House
Senate
Wall Street
Administration
Capitol
Congressional
Pete ¥. Dememmer
New Mexico
Catholic Bishops urge US to back Latin America peace plan
The U S Roman Catholic bishops, meeting in Washington, urged the United States to do everything possible to support regional peace efforts in Central America. They backed mediation by Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo and criticized U S aid to Nicaraguan rebels, hoping the statement influences policy and presidential candidates.
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Latin America
Washington
Central America
Miguel Obando Y Bravo
Nicaragua
United States
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Aunhary
Joseph M. Sullivan
Brooklyn
U.S
Senomnasien
Robert Chryst
Syracuse
New York
Chryst
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