Exotic Animals of Australia and New Zealand
Exotic wildlife of Australia and New Zealand highlighted from kiwis to kookaburras and tuataras. The text notes kiwis as nocturnal ground foragers facing predators, the Rainbow bee eater catching bees, kookaburras with laughing calls and mimicry, the frilled lizard using an umbrella frill, and the tuatara as a living fossil with long incubation and possible 120 year life.
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Australia
New Zealand
Medical examiner links worker death to anthrax vaccine
In Lansing, a medical examiner tied Richard Dunn's July death to 11 doses of BioPort's anthrax vaccine received during his 1992 onward tenure at the firm. Autopsy cited an inflammatory response throughout the body. company officials requested report details and stressed ongoing review and safety context.
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Lansing, Mich
Richard Dunn
Ionia County
Robert Joyce
BioPort Corp
Joyce
Associated Press
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BioPort
U.S
Military
Food and Drug Administration
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Kelly Rossman McKinney
Bob Kramer
Tis
North Lansing
Condalee Decker
Michigan Biologic Products Institute
Sixth grader suspended over Tweety chain at Georgia middle school
Ashley Smith, 11, at Garrett Middle School in Austell receives a 10 day suspension for a 10 inch Tweety wallet chain. Officials say it violates the district zero tolerance weapons policy and cannot be appealed due to the short term nature. The case draws criticism from the ACLU Georgia chapter as overzealous discipline. The incident follows prior zero tolerance debates and a 1994 related case in Atlanta.
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Austell
Ashley Smith
Garrett Middle School
Atlanta
Ashley
Tony Arasi
Raymond
Carmen Smith
Smith
Gerry Weber
American Civil Liberties Union
Georgia
ACLU
Rose Marie Spearman
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