Consumer Reports Suzuki critique sparks trust concerns
Mike Deupree questions Consumer Reports testing and funding amid CR's Suzuki Samurai verdict. He argues bias, testing methods, and grant ties deserve scrutiny while urging distrust then verification of product evaluations. Deupree notes CR's independence stance but compares funding sources to advertising influence.
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Mighty mice with muscles two to three times normal
Johns Hopkins researchers led by Se Jin Lee Alexandra McPherron and Ann Lawler created mice with substantially enlarged muscles. The extra mass may aid muscular dystrophy and cancer related wasting, reveal how exercise builds muscle, and could enable leaner oversized farm animals. The team notes the mice move sluggishly and look bulky but carry no extra fat.
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The Gazette Urges Farmers to Print With Soy Ink
The Gazette promotes agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It asks readers to drop newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or recycle at their nearest location.
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McVeigh Lawyer Presses Fortier On Lies And Drugs
Denver AP report describes Lori Fortier under cross examination as a drug user who altered her story to protect herself and profit. Stephen Jones portrayed her as unreliable while probing possible motive shifts after co-defendant Terry Nichols was arrested. Fortier admitted drug use from adolescence and said McVeigh disclosed plans six months before the Oklahoma City bombing.
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Secessionist Leader Breaks Off Talks in Texas Standoff
In Fort Davis the head of the Republic of Texas halted negotiations on Wednesday as a four day siege continued. Seven members carrying membership cards and weapons were arrested en route to join the standoff, while officials said more supporters might arrive. An agreement to end the siege had been drafted but not signed, with negotiators keeping contact via fax.
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