Impossible porpoise birth stuns researchers in Hawaii
At Sea Life Park in Honolulu a baby porpoise named Mano is reported as a cross between two different species, genera, and families. Dr. Kenneth Norris of the Makapuu Oceanic Institute calls the birth near miraculous and notes Mano may shed light on genetics and cross-breeding limits.
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China move part of master plan
Washington reports debate whether President Nixon aims to reshape Asia through a China policy seen as part of a broader plan involving the Soviet Union and Japan. Some officials argue the so called master plan seeks greater Far Eastern stability by balancing major powers, while critics fear it could merely shift tensions toward a larger conflict.
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Weight loss surgery questioned by liver experts
Two liver specialists from New York cautious about bypass surgery for obesity. Danish researchers report eight patients showing weight loss with jejunoileal bypass but note potential liver damage and malnutrition risks. Experts suggest avoiding long bypass and call for more long term data before embracing the procedure. Residents protest learner driving in Gillingham, with car skids causing panic and disrupted TV reception.
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