Study to infect cats with HIV inspired by OSU plan
Ohio State University professor Michael Podell received a $355,000 grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse for a federally funded study. Activists condemn the plan to infect 120 cats with the feline HIV equivalent and inject them with methamphetamine to observe effects, prompting questions about the research’s necessity.
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Michael Podell
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Study to model HIV and drug abuse in animals
Peter Wood of PETA calls it cruel and wasteful while Michael Podell, associate professor, discusses a five year, 1.68 million NIH funded study to develop an animal model of HIV and drug abuse. He notes methamphetamine may hasten neurological degeneration in affected hosts.
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Leader Reelected Polish President Alexander Kwas
In Rockingham County notices Harrisonburg residents Brenda H Allman 44 and others are listed along with ages. The item notes Rockingham offices will close Monday October 9 for Columbus Day while Landfill and Container Sites stay open.
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Israel presses ultimatum to Arafat ends talks or more war
Israel tells Yasser Arafat to end violence by Monday evening or risk abandoning negotiations. Prime Minister Barak pins responsibility on Syria and Lebanon while warning Palestinian and Hezbollah forces could be targeted. Across the region the fighting has killed over 80, with protests, youth clashes, and a Jewish settler death shaping the Day of Atonement mood.
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Israel Radio
Ephraim Sneh
Clinton Voices Regrets as He Exits Presidency
President Clinton reflects on almost eight years in office noting health care reform failed amid political naivete. He plans a graceful exit in January and says future president will not mind him acting like he wishes to remain president. He cites a learning curve in running the country.
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New Yorker
Clinton says presidential style should be demystified for post office view
Clinton argues the presidency should be understood as a job and vows to adjust his approach if given another chance. He cites health care reform, Somalia policy, and White House learning as early missteps while noting a focus on inch by inch progress. The interview also references the first lady and Rep. Lazio debate on page four.
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Aidid
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Parties In Talks On New Yugoslav Government
Kostunica backs a government free of Milosevic allies while avoiding alienation. Milosevic appointees linger in federal ministries and Serbia’s strong presidency with police and economy, plus the army, pose hurdles as Kostunica consolidates power after inauguration.
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Slobodan Milosevic
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Milosevic
Kostunica
Serbia
President Seen As Principled In Yugoslav Vote
The first talk between Kostunica and Milosevic occurred Friday night as Milosevic, facing a popular revolt, conceded defeat and agreed to address TV cameras. Kostunica, 56, is a constitutional lawyer known for opposing the communists. He contrasts with rivals who negotiated with Milosevic, shaping a referendum on Milosevic himself. Kostunica's anti Milosevic stance and nationalist leanings mark the election dynamics.
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Vojislav Kostunica
Slobodan Milosevic
Milosevic
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Zoran Djindjic
Vuk Draskovic
City Bearlift Aids Children In Russia Belarus Ukraine
Family Christian Store of Harrisonburg collects teddy bears for Bearlift to aid children in Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. The two Harrisonburg shops join 350 stores nationwide in this goodwill effort. Brenda Carlson notes it is the second year for the program and that bears were sent last year as well.
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Harrisonburg
Belarus
Ukraine
Brenda Carlson
North Main Street
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