Vaccine tests endanger primates at Harvard center
In 1991 at Harvard's New England Regional Primate Center, two macaque monkeys were injected with an extremely high dose of SIV. The harmful dose aimed to test a vaccine, risking rapid immune decline and death. The lab kept the monkeys confined in a Level 3 biohazard facility.
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Monkeys show vaccine protects against AIDS in landmark trial
National roundup notes that animals with low vaccine doses show no sign of SIV in blood or elsewhere. Experts hail Desrosiers' AIDS vaccine work as landmark though its full effects remain uncertain and untested in humans.
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Cleric Khatami Declared Winner in Iran Election
Cleric Mohammad Khatami, a former culture minister backed by Iran's youth, won a decisive victory over Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri in a Friday election with near record turnout. Khatami will succeed Hashemi Rafsanjani in August, amid expectations of restrained reforms and ongoing tensions with the United States over nuclear issues and regional influence.
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Forecasts Improve as High Tech Jet Targets Hurricanes
After Hurricane Andrew battered Florida, forecasters race to map future strikes. A Gulfstream IV high altitude jet, faster and higher than older planes, promises improved hurricane tracking. Experts seek greater accuracy by accessing the storm’s eye with advanced airborne sensing.
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Netanyahu year marked by crisis in 1996 Israel politics
A year after his election Benjamin Netanyahu faces a tainted government split by scandal and frozen ties with Palestinians. He drew US Congress praise yet angered the Clinton administration with a Jerusalem housing project a move that sparked Palestinian violence halted peace talks and affected the economy.
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World news and politics roundups across the globe
The report surveys Israeli views on Netanyahu and peace talks with the Palestinians amid a mixed security picture. It notes France's unsettled election mood and Chirac’s reform agenda, while China outlines poverty reduction efforts and the Bolshoi Theater faces possible closure over finances and renovation funding.
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Office Contacts
The notice lists office hours, switchboard and subscription numbers plus mailing addresses for Aiken Standard. It details publisher contact, department extensions, and varying rates for home and county mail delivery, with payment and circulation service hours included.
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