Debating Human Cloning Gathers Diverse Voices
Amid calls to ban human cloning a minority voices argue for exploring the option to create more wanted children. President Clinton’s bioethics panel meets this week to weigh questions about cloning while no evidence of human experiments exists and funding bans remain in place. Congress consider ban bill.
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Albania's Berisha offers new elections amid armed revolt
President Sali Berisha in Vlore proposed a new government of reconciliation and elections while rebels and opposition leaders debated the move. The army lost Gjirokaster to insurgents demanding his resignation as gunfire echoed in Vlore and supporters insisted Berisha resign.
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Scientists deny cloning claim at Belgian fertility center
Dr. Robert Schoysman of Van Helmont Hospital rejected a London newspaper report that his facility accidentally cloned a child. He said the 4 year old boy was conceived via in vitro fertilization with twins from a split embryo, and he denied any cloning capability.
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