Bush Hard Line Tensions Fall in North Korea Row
In a sharp shift from early goals, President Bush’s policy toward North Korea hardened as Pyongyang admitted a secret nuclear program and expelled inspectors. Kerry and Roh Moo hyun criticized the move citing risk to regional peace. The North plans to restart a reactor, claimed to be for electricity, but seen as expanding weapons capability. US aides note Bush favors diplomacy with North Korea but is prepared to deter Saddam Hussein’s Iraq by force. About 37,000 American troops remain along the Korean truce line amid escalating tensions.
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Sanford Reserve service prompts possible resignation plans
Sanford, 42, said he may have to resign his commission to deploy with the medical unit. He joined the Reserve after three terms in the U S House to set an example for his four young sons and to complete Air Force officer training and Reserve health services administration school. Critics accuse the move of being political as war with Iraq looms.
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Fire tied Ir Fire tied Ir nia in a crew to deal with the power lines
A fire crew worked to control a blaze that affected power lines in Aiken. Officers from the Aiken Department of Public Safety stopped traffic for about an hour. Grace DeArmitt, Ott's sister-in-law, said all the pets were found by midnight but died from suffocation. Neighbors offered support while DeArmitt received help from locals.
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Scientist announces first human clone Eve by Brigit Boisselier
Brigit Boisselier of the Clonaid company claims Eve, the first human clone, is a genetically exact copy of her mother. A DNA match is pending independent verification as an expert plans to test samples to confirm the clone claim.
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Controversial clone claim sparks ethical and legal debate
Skeptics question a cloning announcement as FDA officials in Washington vow to investigate potential legal violations. Raelian sect founder Claude Vorilhon and Clonaid figurehead Brigitte Boisselier defend the project, while critics condemn cloning as evil and seek further scrutiny.
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Birth of human clone claimed by Raelian group
Raelians say Clonard, led by Rael, produced a healthy baby girl Eve from donor DNA, asserting cloning as a path to immortality. Rael, born Claude Vorilhon in France, teaches extraterrestrial origins of humanity and that the Elohim created life through genetic engineering. The movement claims 55,000 followers and a theme park near Montreal.
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Cloning debate swirls as experts weigh DNA match claims
Researchers discuss a possible baby clone linked to the mother with Dr. Whit Gibbons noting a DNA equal would prove identity. Clergy and lawmakers express moral and legal concerns about the implications of human cloning amid scientific skepticism and religious cautions.
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