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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1997

Page

5

Dolly the cloned sheep donates fleece for charity

Dolly the cloned sheep, famous as the world’s first cloned mammal, shed her wool for charity. Scotland’s world champion shearer Geordie Lynn removed the coat while cameras rolled. The fleece will be woven into yarn to create sweaters auctioned in the fall for the Cystic Fibrosis Fund.

Dolly Scotland Geordieyne Harry Griffin Roslin Institute Edinburgh

Kasparov seeks rematch after Deep Blue loss in Israel

Garry Kasparov in Israel demanded a rematch with IBM’s Deep Blue after saying he was misled about the match’s nature. He called the event a friendly scientific contest and urged designers to agree to another game, while IBM has refused to commit.

IBM Deep Blue Garry Kasparov IBM IBM Poke Astile Iosphiere Israel

Netanyahu pledges aid and growth for West Bank settlements

Benjamin Netanyahu toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank and promised $3 million in emergency aid to Maale Ephraim farmers after a dry winter. He described the Jordan Valley as a potential regional city and cited incentives to attract families, while U.S. criticism of settlement construction intensified a rift in peace talks.

Maale Eruramm West Bank Israel Benjamin Netanyahu Netanyahu Jordan Valley Maale Ephraim United States U.S Martin Indyk East Jerusalem Hanan Ashrawi AUS Gaza Strip Haaretz Nee Associated Press U.S. Mideast Dennis Ross David Levy Jordan No’oma

Graves of Chinese Victims Found Buried in Earthen Pots

State media report that remains of Chinese victims of Japanese germ warfare experiments from World War II era were found buried in large earthen pots in southern China. Erosion exposed jars believed to hold bones of two to three people per urn, part of a three year search linked to Unit 8404.

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