University reveals 5 000 pages on disputed radiation tests
Cincinnati report shows UC released 88 cancer patients from 1960 to 1971 to receive whole or partial body radiation in military funded trials. Five thousand pages include a 1966 letter from Dr Edward Gall questioning the research goal and patient consent.
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Plane skids off runway in snowstorm injuring seven at LaGuardia
A Continental Airlines flight aborted takeoff from LaGuardia during a snowstorm, skidding into a dike and narrowly missing a bay. Seven of 115 passengers were treated for injuries. no hospitalizations reported. Passengers noted icy wing surfaces and the pilot checking the wings before takeoff.
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Poll finds minority resentment across groups in New York
A major ecumenical group released a Wednesday poll showing widespread prejudice among minority groups against each other and toward whites. The survey notes a yawning gulf between white and minority perceptions of America, reflecting concerns from the group founded in 1927 as the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
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Fewer research animals used in U S since 1968 Tufts report
Washington report notes a Tufts University study finding a fall of more than 50 percent in animals used in U S research since 1968. Researchers say the treatment of animals has been misrepresented, with pain understated by some laboratories and overstated by animal rights advocates.
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Highway sniper keeps police frustrated along I 85
A pellet gun sniper targeted cars along Interstate 85 near Greenville South Carolina striking at least 26 vehicles in 10 days. Deputies patrol the corridor from ground and air while pine trees river and a TV factory line the stretch. A teen girl suffered a glass injury but most drivers remain jumpy as residents alter routes to avoid the danger.
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