White House condemns North Korea and calls for peaceful steps
The White House denounced North Korea's nuclear actions after Pyongyang expelled UN inspectors and urged a peaceful resolution. President Bush briefed at his ranch while officials discussed next moves including sending James Kelly to the region to press for diplomatic pressure, with South Korea as a key ally. Democrats criticized the handling, arguing the administration avoided a decisive approach.
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Company claims birth of human clone sparks debate
A firm tied to a space-belief sect said it produced the world’s first cloned baby, a healthy 7 pound girl named Eve born by C section outside the United States. Chief Brigitte Boisselier offered no proof or photos and promised independent DNA testing in eight or nine days.
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Local scientist and clergy voice cloning concerns
Aiken residents and professionals question reports that the first human clone, a seven pound baby girl named Eve, was born to a 31 year old American woman. The embryo was implanted and birthed after a cloning project by Clonaid, which claims Earth life was created by extraterrestrials. Concerns highlighted by scientists and clergy appear in early Friday media reports.
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Dog alerts Aiken woman to house fire
A barking dog woke Helen Ott Friday night as flames spread through her single story home at 110 Herron Place north of Aiken near Pipeline Road. Firefighters from Aiken Department of Public Safety and Aiken Electric Cooperative arrived about 10 14 p.m. The house suffered heavy damage but no injuries were reported. Ott fought the blaze with a rug and shirt but could not save her pets. She credited Ed Cody, a month old puppy, with alerting her. She canceled her fire insurance recently and planned to stay with relatives overnight.
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Sanford may leave Air Force Reserve over deployability
Gov Mark Sanford says he may have to drop out of the Air Force Reserve after being commissioned as a first lieutenant in the Fifth Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron at Charleston AFB. He has not completed training for the position but has met weekend duty requirements. The unit is planned for deployment to the Middle East before June, but Sanford states he cannot go with them and has moved into a nondeployable status.
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