European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 4, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page b the stars and stripes . Sunday. September 4.1994high hurdles seen for his vaccine by san Francisco examiner a vaccine for the aids virus could do More harm than Good unless it is very powerful a new study con eludes. A. A a a a a the study a authors found that a slight increase in High risk sexual behaviour would wipe out any Protection from a less than perfect vaccine. A people have been quite surprised by the results a said Sally Blower of the University of California at Berkeley an epidemiologist who wrote the report with Angela Mclean of Oxford University in England. A there Are some people who think that any vaccine would be Goody because you d save some  the study published Friday in the journal science adds to evidence that a vaccine  his the human immunodeficiency virus which causes aids is a tremendously difficult target. Recently the government decided that two leading vaccine candidates did no to show enough effectiveness to go ahead with late stage clinical trials. At least 11 people vaccinated in Early studies have become infected Strong substance needed to kill virus study says with his. And the National institutes of health estimates that it May take three years before a vaccine candidate is ready for Large scale trials. Meanwhile scientists Are turning to other approaches in Hopes of achieving a successful vaccine. One approach reported in the same Issue of science by immunologist Raul Andino and other researchers at us Sart Francisco is showing Promise in protecting animals against the virus. A the researchers used the same vaccine commonly used for polio known As the Sabin vaccine to create an Huv vaccine carrying key proteins from the virus. The polio vaccine is a disabled live virus that no longer is Able to reach the Central nervous system and cause a Andino said the hts vaccine should be Able to fight off the virus where it enters the body in moist tissues such As the Vagina and  group tested the vaccine in monkeys and found it produced a Strong response by the immune system. The next step will be to try to infect monkeys with his and see How the animals respond. A we might come to the conclusion that the whole thing does no to work in a few months a Andino said a for we May get More  according to the us Berkeley team Andinor a vaccine and any other candidate would have to be extremely effective to slow the spread of his Blower said her team studied How the Gay Community in san Francisco might respond to a vaccine. She used data from the san Francisco Young menus health study to Analyse what proportion of men would have to be vaccinated to eradicate his How effective the vaccine would have to be and what effects changes in sexual risk behaviour might have. Distributed by scrupps Howard news service Detroit apr a Man accused of breaking into civil rights Pioneer Rosa Parks House did no to know she lived there but recognized her once inside police said Friday. A the said a Arentt you Rosa Parks a she said a yeah a and he went ahead and robbed her anyway a Detroit police investigator Daniel Budz said. Joseph skipper 28, was arraigned Friday on three charges two counts of breaking and entering and unarmed robbery and one count of breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny. The charges involve three alleged burglaries of elderly women a Homes. Magistrate Margaret Baylor entered an innocent plea for skipper who faces up to 15 years on the charges and ordered him held on $150,000 Bond. Skipper also had an outstanding $5,000 Bond for failing to appear in court in july on a charge he had broken into a Church on Christmas Day. Skipper declined comment outside the courthouse. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for sept. 13. A Parks 81, was beaten tuesday and robbed of $53. She was treated at a Hospital and released several hours later. Assistant prosecutor Tim Kenny said skipper has confessed to breaking into Parks House As Well As the Homes of a 78-year-old woman and an 84-year-old woman. Skippers Mother Lola skipper said jail might be the Best place for her son. A i want him to get better and get off the drugs but its going to take time for him to get straightened out a she said. But police Are worried that jail could be dangerous for Joseph skipper. When he was arrested he faced a mob angry Over the assault on the revered civil rights figure. A they tried beating him up on the Street. You can imagine what  try to do in jail a Budz said. 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A a apparently some of the debris could be identified As coming from the Norfolk based amphibious assault ship Inchon the amphibious transport Dock Trenton and the Dock Landing ship Gunston Hall. The Navy ordered a Busload of sailors from the suspect ships to Cape Lookout on wednesday along with a Landing Craft from the Little Creek naval amphibious base in Norfolk. Park Ranger Chuck Harris acknowledged Friday that the Navy was responsible for just a Small share of the refuse. Recovered were automobile Antifreeze bottles plastic motor Oil containers fish bait holders fast food restaurant cups plastic ice bags plastic 1-Uter soda bottles and numerous Beer and soda cans. Thiere were a few items that the Navy admitted were its own. They included a cardboard Box bearing the Inchon a name an empty Spray paint can cardboard milk containers of the Type the Navy uses Coffee mugs bearing the name of the Inchon and Trenton Ana an empty Pill bottle from the Gunston Hall. 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