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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1981
Page
3
Researchers in Switzerland report the first authenticated cloning of a mammal. Using embryonic mouse cells, they produced three mice genetically identical to the donor embryo, suggesting potential for livestock production and insights into development, birth defects, and embryology.
Tehran state radio warned the 52 U.S. hostages would stay in captivity through January 20 and possibly face hostage trials if Iran’s terms are not met. It urged the U.S. to accept Iran’s proposals, accusing both Carter and Reagan of not wanting freedom for the captives.
Scientists say the quiet period at Mount St Helens may signal the eruption is easing with no change in the lava dome size measured at about 450 feet tall and 800 to 900 feet wide. The last quake was logged Friday afternoon as observers note a seismic lull.
Reports from World ARANYAPRATHET describe Vietnamese soldiers firing on Thai troops near the frontier using light weapons mortars and RPGs. Two Thai soldiers were killed and another wounded as the assault occurred at a base in the Taphrya district. An undetermined number of attackers participated.
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, back in Cairo, indicated the incoming Reagan administration may treat Africa as a battleground against Soviet expansion. He stated that expansionism must be checked and cited Ethiopia backed by Cuban troops and Soviet arms as a threat to Somalia.
Senator William Proxmire grants January Golden Fleece to the Office of Personnel Management and the Merit Systems Protection Board for spending 126 729 on job attitude surveys. He notes 19 782 high level federal employees were surveyed last November, and not all workers received both forms.
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