First British couple to freeze embryo for later birth
A London banker 32 and her 34 year old husband from Enfield plan to freeze an embryo for a future pregnancy. They will seek ethical approval and private gynecologist Dr Paul Rainsbury's guidance at Bupa Roding Hospital Ilford. The practice raises legal and ethical debate on control over birth timing and the fate of embryos if relationships end.
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London
Enfield
Paul Rainsbury
Bupa Roding
Ilford
Bury
Rainsbury
Italy
Roding
Bourn Hall Clinic
Cambridge
Melissa Lane
Cambridge University
Quakes shake central Japan and other world events
A string of earthquakes rattled central Japan near Nagano with a 5.2 magnitude tremor and thousands of aftershocks since Aug. A landslide damaged an outdoor spa at Shin Hodaka hot springs. No casualties reported.
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Central
Japan
Tokyo
Nagano
Meteorological Agency
Gifu
Shin Hodaka Hot Springs
US West strike halts pay deals across 13 states
About 34 000 Communications Workers of America members in 13 US West states joined a walkout over forced overtime and pay changes aimed at performance. US West managers prepare 12 hour days as talks with a federal mediator stall with no resumption date. The strike spans Arizona Colorado Idaho Iowa Montana Minnesota Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota Oregon South Dakota Utah Washington Wyoming.
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US West
AUS West
Jim Mahon
US West Inc
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Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Montana
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
The
Communications Workers of America
Pakistan returns bombing suspect to Nairobi
FBI agents enlarge Nairobi operation as investigators pursue leads from the August embassy blasts in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam. A second suspect reportedly flown from the UAE to Nairobi on a U.S. military plane is unverified, while Pakistan says Howaida was handed to Kenyan authorities last week.
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Pakistan
Nairobi
Kenya
FBI
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
United Arab Emirates
Dubai
U.S
Bill Barr
Malik Ashraf
Mohammad Sadik Howaid
US State Department
Pakistan Foreign Ministry
Howaida
Fossett Rescued by Yacht After Balloon Crash Off Australia
American adventurer Steve Fossett was rescued by the yacht Atlanta 500 miles off Australia's east coast after his balloon, attempting a world circumnavigation, was struck by a hail and lightning storm over the Coral Sea. He had been two thirds into the journey toward Argentina when contact was lost and was transferred to New Zealand navy support as rescue efforts continued amid reef and shark concerns.
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Sydney
Australia
Steve Fossett
Coral Sea
Fossett
Atlanta
Judy Jasper
St. Louis
Australian Maritime Safety Authority
Robin Poke
Associated Press
Globe
Argentina
Alan Blount
Mission Control
Chesterfield Islands
Noumea
New Caledonia
Poke
New Zealand Defense Forces
Cmdr
Bill Morley
Darren Curtis
TV 7 Network
Curtis
Endeavour
Early height linked to aggression in children study
A US team followed 1130 three year olds in Mauritius and found those in the top 15 percent for aggression at age 11 were about half an inch taller at age three, and more fearless and stimulation seeking. Gender race showed no difference.
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Adrian Raine
Home Office
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Raine
Copenhagen
Archives of
General Psychiatry
Mauritius
Ministry of Health
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Saddam Hussein
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Rikers Island
New York City
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CWA
Morton Bahr
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Frederick
N.Y
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W. Patrick St. Prospect Tereea
Rsls
Australian
Australian Maritime Rescue Center
Brian Hill
Australian Broadcasting Corp Radio
Bellona
Bob Rice
Hice
South America
South Pacific
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H&r Block
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N. Markés
Frederick, Md
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M&r Block Tax Services Inc
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