European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 20, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday june 20, 1992 the stars and stripes a Page 5aids vaccine Good for year in chimps Washington apr an experimental vaccine has proven in Laboratory tests on chimpanzees that it can immunize against aids infected blood cells a common pathway for spread of the disease among intravenous drug users. Chimps inoculated with the vaccine remained free of aids infection for up to a year after they were injected with contaminated blood said Patricia Fultz of the University of Alabama at Birmingham. A this proves we re on the right track a she said. Although the new test has the Promise of an aids vaccine Fultz said that much More work needs to be done before it can be tested in humans. She noted that one Chimp that was free of the human immunodeficiency virus which causes aids for a year frequent Booster immunizations May to be Given a said Fultz. A this would not be Good particularly in third world countries where it can be difficult to give  the researcher said the vaccine also needs to be tested to see if it prevents sexual transmission of aids. A we need to determine if this Type of vaccine will generate an immune response sufficient to protect against vaginal Challenge a Fultz said. A this is probably the major Mode of transmission throughout the world a heterosexual  the study which was scheduled to be published Friday in the journal science tested How effective an aids vaccine would be against a virus that is contained within blood cells. The vaccine in an earlier study was tested against free floating virus virus particles in the plasma of the blood. His is known to cause infection in both forms. A Many people Felt this was a stronger Challenge for the vaccine because infected cells have the potential of producing much More virus a said Fultz who was the Lead author of the study. The research involved three chimpanzees inoculated with a vaccine and then injected with his infect cd blood cells. Fultz said the vaccine mimics the molecules found on the outside of his and on the outside of cells that arc infected with the virus. After inoculation All three chimps were injected with doses of blood cells from a Chimp infected with aids. Researchers then tested the three chimps periodically to see if they developed an his infection. One Chimp died of heart failure not associated with aids after seven months. Tissue samples taken from this Chimp were cultured for six weeks and there was no evidence of viral infection she said. The other two chimps were found to be immune to his for 12 months. A this tells us that the vaccine candidates with which we Are working have the potential to protect against both forms of virus and that we Don t need to revise our vaccine at this Point or try additional types a Fultz said. She said that using infected blood cells is a Good test for what happens when dig users share dirty Needles. Patients with aids typically leave a residue of infected blood in a Needle. A person sharing such an in Sicri lived Needle then could put these infected blood cells into his own bloodstream possibly leading to an his infection. A primary target of the aids virus is the White blood cell or Lymphocyte that normally circulates in the blood Stream. The virus links with a molecule on the Lymphocyte surface and then moves inside the cell. The virus can also do this with macrophages another Type of blood cell. Science which planned to publish the report is the journal of the american association for the advancement of science. In the stars and stripes10 years ago june 20,1982 a the first wave of prisoners of War from the Falkland islands capital of Stanley returned to Argentina aboard the British Ocean liner canberra.20 years ago june 20,1972 a thirty two year old Jack Nicklaus won the record Matching 13th major title of his career by three strokes with a 72-Hole total of 290 at the . Open Golf championship at Pebble Beach Calif.30 year Sago june 20,1962 a fighting increased in intensity across South Vietnam including a communist ambush North of Saigon and two Large scale government attacks against communist guerrilla concentrations. 40years ago june 20,1952 a the new York times reported that the United nations had ousted 15 american employees of its secretariat staff who were suspected of Quot illegal communist activities Quot and that it planned to dismiss More than 30 others.50 years ago june 20,1942 a . Aircraft bombed Italy a Seldom used Fleet sinking a 10,000-ton Cruiser and a destroyer and badly damaging two battleships. Worl d war50 years ago today june 201 a 9 a 4 2 preceded by a violent air bombardment the German and italian troops of the Atria Korps assault Obruk quickly overrunning British defensive positions and advancing to the Harbor of the libyan port by evening. On the soviet front German and romanian forces capture the Quot Lenin Quot fort at Sevastopol and reach the Southern Bank of the crimean port s Harbor alcoholic s rags to riches Story ends in shooting at new Home Springfield to. A Bruce Bryan was an alcoholic living at a garbage dump when he inherited nearly $1 million in january. The 49-year-old got his Teeth fixed made some investments and moved with a Friend into a secluded Home in the ozarks flashing $100 Bills and telling others about his Fortune. On june 2, Bryan was found shot to death in his locked Home. Authorities have ruled out suicide in trying to unravel the tragic end to Bryan a life. A the Money became a monster. All he did was worry about it a said Craig Henry Rogers Bryan a former Housemate and an Early suspect in his death. A the More he tried to Deal with it the More he  Bryan was killed with his own Shotgun three or four Days before his body was found investigators said. Nothing was missing from the House and $400 was in his Wallet police said. People who knew him in California said Bryan had spent the last few years drinking heavily around Mammoth lakes a Sierra Nevada ski town 250 Miles North of los Angeles. He slept under culverts until a Friend gave him a Bryan trailer to Park at the Mono county dump where he collected scrap Metal for Money. In january Bryan was awarded about $900,000 from a lawsuit his parents had filed against a company that mined their property near Bishop Calif. His parents died in 1986 and 1987, before the award was collected. Bryan and Rogers friends for about five years travelled across the country and in March settled in Missouri. Bryan reportedly paid $90,000 in Cash for a Remote Ozark county farmhouse near Isabella 57 Miles Southeast of Springfield. Word of his Fortune spread quickly. A the would Tell you he had All this Money. When he went to his pockets to pay for anything head Roll out $100 Bills a Ozark county sheriff Max Vaughan said. Bryan and Rogers fought often and Bryan asked the sheriffs department for Protection and inquired about hiring a bodyguard Vaughan said. But Rogers said it was Bryan who became violent a when he drank. A the More i tried to reach him the More he backed away and resented it a Rogers said adding a the was one of the kindest hearted people i knew until he  in april Bryan destroyed a will naming Rogers the main beneficiary and executor of his estate and asked him to move out but he also gave Rogers $100,000, Rogers and Vaughan said. Rogers who left May 2, was an initial suspect but Missouri state Highway patrol investigators determined that he was on the West coast when Bryan was killed Vaughan said. A a we done to have a Good suspect a sgt. Carl Watson said. Rogers is in jail in California awaiting Transfer to Missouri on a charge of being a Felon in Possession of a firearm he was convicted of drug Possession last year. He said that he Learned of Bryan s death from police and that he is not sure Why Bryan Cut him out of the will. Although the two often bickered a Craig was bruces caretaker a said Sandra Medina a lawyer who represented the two in cases such As Public Drunken ass. A the Money was supposed to make them Happy and a few months later Bruce is dead and Craig is in jail. Its a tragedy a she said. Vaughan theorized that jealousy May have been a motive but he  say anything about possible suspects. He said he wants to question some focal residents and has More questions for Rogers. Watson said Bryan apparently died without a will which Means his Money a much of it invested in certificates of Deposit and annuities a would go to two aunts in Colorado. T hey Are not suspects he said. A this problems were not solved by his Money a said Richard Macgurn Bryan a attorney in Carlsbad Calif. A a it a one of those things that could have been fabulous but turned out  under culverts until a Friend gave him a suspect it but Missouri state Highway Paulous but turned out  Chicago faces opposition Over bans on loitering Spray paint sales in City Chicago apr the City Council officers believe one of them is a gang Haney Grossman Legal director of i frustrated by a seeming inability to con member. The ordinance also Calls for Illinois division of the american c a if i. 219-1 Dis of War. W h Smith a r a a  Book of wot id i Hock j vat ii Chicago a the City Council frustrated by a seeming inability to control Street crime has Given police Broad Powers to take Back Street Corners from loiter ers but stirred up some vigorous opposition. Supporters of the measure said thursday that something has to be done to protect Law abiding people in Tough neighbourhoods. But opponents described wednesdays vote As a grandstand approach by politicians unwilling to commit themselves to solving the Basic problem of Street crime. The Council voted 31-11 to give police authority to disband groups of loiter ers if officers believe one of them is a gang member. The ordinance also Calls for stricter enforcement of the City a curfew Law allowing police to hold violators until parents pick them up. The anti loitering ordinance Wasny to the Only anti crime measure attracting opposition. A citywide ban on the Sale of Spray paint an attempt to reduce Graffiti was challenged thursday in Federal court. The plaintiffs including the National paint amp coatings association contend the ordinance scheduled to take effect in late july is unconstitutional and wont Stop the problem. Harvey Grossman Legal director of the Illinois division of the american civil liberties Union said his organization will Challenge the loitering ordinance. He said it violates the constitutional guarantee of free association and the a fundamental Liberty to be out and about on the Public  Hubert Williams president of the police foundation based in Washington d.c., sees it differently. A a loitering Law is an absolute asset to police a he said. A you have people standing on a Street Corner pushing drugs and you know they re pushing drugs but have to wait to see them Deal. I his takes a lot of Lime a