Controversial autopsy experiments spark wrongful death suit
In Lafayette Louisiana a coroner who dropped a dead 4 month old infant head first during skull fracture research is being sued for 2 million by the child’s parents. The case asks whether state law allows such experiments without kin consent and if next of kin permission is required. The trial resumes August in Lafayette.
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Giant lizard fossil unearthed in Mongolia by Western team
The 80 million year old skull and forelimb found in the Gobi Desert mark the first Western expedition to Mongolia in 65 years. Researchers say the lizard resembled a Komodo dragon, perhaps eight feet long and juvenile, possibly feeding on baby dinosaurs or dinosaur eggs found near a nesting site.
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U S farm prices unchanged in July despite higher fruits
U S farm prices for raw products held steady from June to July while the overall commodity index remained 2.7 percent above July 1989. Lettuce, apples and milk rose, while cattle, wheat and eggs fell. most July figures are mid month estimates subject to revision. Prices paid by farmers edged up 0.5 percent from April and stood 3.4 percent higher than July 1989.
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