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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2004
Page
3
Health officials confirm a fourth rabies death linked to a donor with the disease. Three victims died from organs. the fourth from an artery. All four deaths occurred in June. Baylor officials say no artery tracing existed until now, CDC and hospital investigated.
Biologists race to protect the Mount Graham red squirrel, the smallest and rarest species living on Arizona's Mount Graham. With fewer than 300 individuals and a 10,700 foot summit, researchers plan trapping for a breeding program if flames reach their spruce fir forest habitat. This subspecies weighs about 8 ounces and spans 13 inches, and has been listed as endangered since 1987.
A Science report notes Merck researchers found an integrase inhibitor protected monkeys when given early after infection, suggesting a potential new therapy to block the HIV enzyme inte grase. Further research is required to prove effectiveness in humans and curb the virus’s reproduction and spread.
In Philadelphia a lawyer for the Archdiocese said abuse claims by priests or a nun backed by potential evidence of rape and molestation are barred by Pennsylvania’s two year limit. He argued faded memories and priest deaths defend the church, while victims’ lawyers press for tolling or conspiracy theories to overcome the statute.
California Education Secretary Richard Riordan faced calls to resign after telling a six year old girl Isis that her name meant stupid dirty girl at a Santa Barbara library event. Governor Schwarzenegger defended him while critics, including NAACP leader Alice Huffman, urged removal. Riordan apologized saying he teased the girl and clarified he has not been asked to resign.
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