29 Nov 1999
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1999
Page
1
Moola the Asian elephant gave birth after 674 days of pregnancy and 34 hours of labor, producing a 378-pound calf named Haji. Officials say Haji is the largest elephant born at the Springfield, Missouri zoo and possibly the largest born in captivity in North America.
The 1996 FDA plan to regulate tobacco as a drug triggered a major legal fight now before the U.S. Supreme Court. Tobacco firms contend Congress never intended FDA jurisdiction, while health advocates say FDA regulation remains the strongest tool against smoking. Oral arguments loom with a spring ruling possible.
The National Zoo's giant panda Hsing-Hsing, a symbol of U S China ties and a favorite at Washington, was put to sleep after kidney disease and age. He arrived in 1972 with Ling-Ling, who died in 1992. Five giant pandas remain in American zoos. Necropsy will inform panda research. negotiations continue for a new breeding pair.
A coalition led by the National School Boards Association and partners outlines severe risks to children including abuse at home substance abuse teen pregnancy inadequate care and environmental dangers The report presents solutions and aims to spark a national agenda rather than advocate specific laws with leaders noting the issues are persistent and need action now
Yoko Ono opened her art exhibit The Open Room in Umm El-Fahm, Israel, releasing white doves to symbolize peace as Israeli Arab townspeople, local artists, and diplomats attended. Shimon Peres welcomed the project, calling it a bright day for Israel and renewed understanding in the town.
Dickens, the English novelist Charles Dickens, greets audiences after a reading in Boston. He chats about his beloved works and hears memories of listening to A Christmas Carol. He notes Americans often mention Oliver Twist and A Tale of Two Cities while he favors Great Expectations and David Copperfield.
Pamela Anderson Lee predicts children Brandon and Dylan may rebel toward librarianship or accounting. Also notes today’s birthday list includes Vin Scully 72, Paul Simon 71, John Mayall 66, Chuck Mangione 59, Diane Ladd 56, Felix Cavaliere 55, Garry Shandling 50, Howie Mandel 44, Jeff Fahey 42, Cathy Moriarty 39, Andrew McCarthy 37, King Delaney 35, Don Cheadle 35, Jonathan Knight 31.
Susan Roberts compiles wire reports on recent events and summaries notable stories from multiple agencies for publication. The items cover politics economy and social issues with concise reporting and an emphasis on timely facts.
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