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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 2000

Page

5

Cow set to deliver cloned ox

The article reports Bessie the cow carrying a cloned gaur fetus named Noah, potentially the first birth of an endangered animal via cross species cloning. The work by Advanced Cell Technology aims to use this method to repopulate rare species and extend medical cell reprogramming research.

Boston Bessie Sioux City Iowa Noah the Ark Robert Lanza Advanced Cell Technology ACT Worcester Michael West Omaha Neb

Law Professor Says OU Violated Doctor Rights in Melanoma Test

Tulsa based attorney claims University of Oklahoma Medical School violated due process by locking out Doctor J Michael McGee from his lab and delaying a credible list of alleged wrongs He remains a faculty member while challenging efforts to end his employment McGee led a melanoma study but audits found tracking and procedural flaws and federal investigators proposed corrective measures The university asserts due process rights and hearings protect the process and Michigan?

Tulsa Okla J. Michael McGee University of Oklahoma Medical School McGee Mattson St. John Medical Center David Boren Joe Harroz Harroz OU Medical School

Proposal to compensate Bataan survivors dropped

A Senate defense bill dropped a proposal to compensate Bataan Death March survivors or widows with 20000 each. Senator Bingaman criticized House members who opposed the measure, noting the unique case of POW labor compensation and the suffering of American and Filipino troops. About 30,000 soldiers surrendered in 1942, with 7,000 to 10,000 dying in the march.

Bataan Jeff Bingaman D-N.m Bingaman Senate House Bob Stump R-Ariz Veterans Affairs Philippines New Mexico National Guard Manila

Families push for trial over nuns killings in El Salvador

The Donovan and Ford Clarke Kazel families press deeper probe into the 1980 murders of five individuals by Salvadoran guardsmen. The wrongful death suit targets Jose Guillermo Garcia and Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova, now in U.S. positions, with prosecutors seeking damages in West Palm Beach federal court. The families argue higher orders were involved in the church worker and nun killings during El Salvador's civil war.

West Palm Beach Fla el Salvador Jean Donovan Ita Ford Maura Clarke Dorothy Kazel U.S National Guard Jose Guillermo Garcia Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova Bill Ford New York City Ita Kurt R. Klaus Jr Coral Gables

AIDS study using cats sparks activist anger in Ohio

Ohio State University researcher Michael Podell received a 355000 dollar NIH grant to infect 120 cats with feline immunodeficiency virus and inject them with methamphetamine to model human HIV and drug abuse. Critics call the plan cruel and wasteful while noting limited relevance to human cures or vaccines.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Michael Podell National Institute On Drug Abuse National Institutes of Health Podell

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