Drunken fish research sparks reader critique and sympathy
A reader questions NIAAA funding of $192,000 for alcohol related fish and rat studies at UC and a separate letter laments insensitive jokes about women and animal control workers. The column reflects public concern over animal research ethics and social perception of public servants.
Today in History highlights and odd calls from readers
A collage of dates and events is recounted from 1946 to 1976 including British arrests in Palestine, Peter Paul Rubens birth, Tahiti control by France, Paderewski death, World War II and Vietnam War notes. The piece also mentions a 1966 air strike on Hanoi and a past Democratic convention site. It ends with a Missouri reader asking for sympathy for a dog catcher amid quirky animal calls.
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