Bush Silent Tribute at Ford’s Capitol Viewing
President Bush and First Lady paid silent respects to Gerald R Ford at his Capitol viewing amid rain and dimmed lights. Ford’s widow Betty sat with sons and spouses before the three day public viewing ended. Bush will deliver the funeral eulogy at the National Cathedral.
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Edward Kennedy
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Donald H. Rumsfeld
Dan Quayle
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Rudolph Giuliani
Funeral plan for Ford outlines state rites and visits
Funeral plans detail 8:15 a.m. lying in state ends and 8:30 a.m. departure from the Rotunda. The remains will rest at the Senate doors, then proceed to the Washington National Cathedral for a 9:00 a.m. ceremony recounting Ford stepping into the Oval Office after Nixon’s resignation. Bush and other dignitaries attend as the casket moves to Blair House and Andrews AFB before arriving in Grand Rapids for private services. Public repose at the museum runs 5 p.m. Tuesday to 11 a.m. Wednesday.
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Scientists create prion-free cows to fight mad cow disease
An international team reports genetically altering twelve cows to knock out prion production, aiming for immunity to BSE. Surviving calves are being exposed to the disease to test immunity, with results due later this year. Experts caution FDA approval needed for any food use and note broader research uses in medicine and science.
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Japan
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Biotechnology Industry Organization
Washington
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Hematech Inc
Nature Biotechnology
Glenn
United States
Europe
Val Giddings
BSE
Hematech
James Robl
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Robl
Robi
New Zealand
South Dakota
Kirin
Louisiana Coast Slipping Toward Gulf Slowly Study Says
A Louisiana coast report in Geophysical Research Letters finds land sinking and sliding toward the Gulf of Mexico due to deep fault slip under river sediment. The 250 by 180 mile delta area is moving at glacial speeds, prompting engineers to factor subsidence into levee and floodgate plans.
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Louisiana State University
Dokka
Wirdell Carole
Goodyear workers end strike face lingering tensions
AKRON Ohio AP contract settles after a three month walkout by 14 000 Goodyear employees across 12 plants in 10 states. While most return to work Tuesday and a three year pact cuts costs by 610 million, some workers warn of a cold rekindling between management and associates and lingering hard feelings.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Dan Levin
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Pupils Train Seeing-Eye Dogs On College Campuses
At Rowan University in Glassboro third year students raise puppies destined to be seeing-eye dogs. Dogs spend most moments around people, attending classes and dorm life, with trainers taking them everywhere including basketball games. The Seeing Eye runs the program with trainer schools nationwide.
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Jake Massaro
Morristown
Rutgers University
University of Delaware
Teresa Davenport
The
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