Doctors to guide private board on fetal tissue research
Two medical groups announce a private, citizen board to set guidelines for research using fetal tissue and human embryos in response to federal funding gaps and stalled ethics committees. They warn the government is bankrupt on ethical issues while stressing the need for standards and safeguards against abuse.
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American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
American Fertility Society
Kenneth Ryan
Harvard Medical Center
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Howard Jones
Summit May Be Delayed Over Gulf Crisis and START Talks
Washington said the Moscow summit between President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev could be postponed due to the Persian Gulf crisis and ongoing START arms control negotiations. The Soviets urged the February 11 to 13 meeting proceed, insisting they expect the treaty to be ready to sign if possible.
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Doctor relocates practice to Frederick Maryland facility
A medical practitioner announces move to 801 Toll House Ave building B Frederick MD. Office hours unchanged. Patients no longer receiving primary care are asked to contact 694-9411 to transfer records to their current physician due to limited space at the new location.
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Toll House Ave
Frederick, MD
Soviet official hints Shevardnadze may stay on
Vice President Yanayev suggested Shevardnadze might withdraw his resignation and remain in government. If he stays, Gorbachev may have persuaded him. Talks followed his Dec 20 resignation. Possible reappointment discussed with U S ambassador and at Tass briefings.
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Gennady I. Yanayev
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Shevardnadze
Mikhail S$. Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Tass
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U.S
James A. Baker
Mr. Yanayev
Shakhnazarov
Kremlin deploys troops to enforce Soviet draft laws
The Defense Ministry ordered thousands of paratroopers into seven secessionist republics to curb draft dodging and desertion, saying national security was at stake. Latvia and Estonia set deadlines for compliance, while Lithuania warned of possible force amid independence fears.
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Defense Ministry
Latvia
Lithuania
Baltic Republic
Estonia
32 year old girl released after near death in snowbank
Brittany Eichelberger of Elkins West Virginia was found outside a trailer in Christmas Eve freezing cold and blue. She was pulled from a snowbank after 242 hours with CPR, and doctors credited rapid treatment for preventing brain damage.
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Pittsburgh
Brittany Eichelberger
Elkins
W.va
Bush names Yeutter GOP boss to lead 1992 race
President Bush appointed Clayton Yeutter 60 a Nebraska farmer and former Chicago Mercantile Exchange chair to head the Republican Party through the 1992 campaign He will succeed the ailing Lee Atwater as national party chairman while Atwater remains general chairman urging active campaigning and political experience lacking background ensures leadership continuity.
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Bush
Clayton Yeutter
White House
Yeutter
Nebraska
Chaiman
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Lee Atwater
Atwater
Sick harbor seals wash ashore along mid-Atlantic coast
Marine experts report three sick harbor seals washed up on North Carolina and Virginia beaches within two months. Two died off the North Carolina coast while a third found near Virginia Beach yesterday struggled for life at Baltimore's National Aquarium. Harbor seals are an indicator species signaling coastal problems.
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Baltimore
Amy Woodworth
National Aquarium
Decoy Officer Retires After 256 Muggings Faced
San Francisco police veteran Bill Langlois retired after nearly 28 years on the force. He was used as bait to attract muggers and was choked, kicked, beaten and robbed 256 times during a decade as crime decoy. He said the experience shaped his view of crime from inception to arrest.
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San Francisco
Bill Langlois
Langlois
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