Pope John Paul Is colon tumor shows early cancer risk
Vatican doctors report that the pope’s colon tumor was benign overall but included a small area of proliferating cells losing benign characteristics and showing cancer risk. No invasive cancer was found. The pope, 72, continues an excellent recovery five days after surgery at Gemelli hospital.
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Expedition hunts Doc s buried gold in New Mexico cave
El Paso AP reports Milton Doc Noss claimed to find up to 110 gold bars in a Victoria Peak cave near Las Cruces in 1937. His grandson Terri Neln funds a nearly 1 million dollar expedition using detectors and a camera, while a 1949 gun battle and legal aftermath spark ongoing debate over the treasure s existence and location.
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Doc” Noss
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AIDS experts denounce U.S. entry curbs at AIDS conference
In Amsterdam at the eighth International Conference on AIDS more than 10,000 scientists and activists challenge U.S. restrictions on entry by infected people and warn that by 2000 most new AIDS victims will be women.
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