Quinault Indians Close 25 Miles of Beach in Dispute
The Quinault Indian tribe shut 25 miles of Pacific coast beaches from Mo Clips to Queets to all nonmembers amid littering thefts and clam bed damage. Tribal leaders say tide lands belong to the tribe. state officials dispute ownership. Delacruz warned of gates and possible reopening if policing and cooperation improve.
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Biologist Urges Research into Control of Aging
Dr. Alex Comfort of University College London urged the United States to fund intensive aging research at about 20 million dollars. He spoke at the Eighth International Congress of Gerontology where scientists from over 40 nations attended. He noted antioxidant chemicals used in industry and mice studies showing longevity gains as promising avenues for slowing aging.
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42 Netted in Hawaii Drug Raids
Honolulu police and federal agents conducted a weekend mass arrest in Hawaii, netting 42 narcotics suspects. U S Attorney Robert Fukuda called it a major break in crime warfare in the city. 40 were named on federal warrants and two were seized during the operation.
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