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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1999

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2

PETA protesters burn hay on Capitol steps

Capitol police rounded up 12 members of PETA after they set bales of hay on fire on the Capitol steps to protest government support for the pork industry. Three were arrested on felonies including arson and destruction of property. Nobody was hurt. Tourists watched as firefighters doused the flames and yellow tape cordoned off the scene.

Washington Capitol Capitol Steps Michael McGraw PETA People For Capitol Police Dan Nichols Lower West Terrace Capitol Grounds Nichols District of Columbia

Milk Intervention Cuts Recurrence of Colorectal Adenomas

Dr. J A Baron at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center reports in the New England Journal of Medicine a study of 832 patients undergoing colorectal adenoma surgery across six hospitals. Over four years calcium supplements reduced adenoma recurrence versus placebo, with 127 of 409 on calcium developing new tumors compared to 159 of 423 on placebo, and fewer tumors per patient in the calcium group.

Lebanon N.H J.A. Baron Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center New England Journal of Medicine

Explosion at Arkansas refinery kills three workers

An explosion at Cross Oil Refinery in Smackover Arkansas killed three employees of an outside contractor. State Police said they were working on a naphtha valve when the blast occurred about 10:30 a.m. Fire and hazardous materials teams along with the coroner responded to control a naphtha leak. Smackover lies about 110 miles south of Little Rock.

Smackover Ark Bill Prewett Cross Oil Larry Gleghorn Gleghorn Little Rock Wellington New Zealand Robert F. Scott South Pole Peter Hillary Mount Everest Eadmund Hillary Eric Phillips Jon Muir Antarctic Amundsen-Scott South Pole U.S Hillary Scott Base Ross Island Christchurch Mr. Scott Pole Roald Amundsen Scott Sava Senate Staretic

DNA machine made from strands bends on cue

Researchers at New York University report a rigid moving part built from two double stranded DNA spirals joined by a DNA bridge. Exposed to a chemical solution the hinge bends, a step toward tiny machines that may assemble circuits or clear brain vessels. The Nature study by Nadrian C Seeman and team describes progress toward arms and fingers on micro robots.

Associated Press Nadrian C Seeman Nature Seeman New York University

Dog Bite Study Warns Against Cheap Treatments

A study of 107 dog and cat bites found an average of five germ types per bite and 152 bacterial strains, including 10 new to infect humans. Humans bites remain far more dangerous. doctors should avoid cheap remedies and treat infected bites promptly.

Associated Press Ton Mitchell The American College of Emergency Physicians

Copter drops food to Antarctic trekkers

遭遇强风暴雪和严寒的南极探险队在由直升机空投补给后仍未完成南极往返目标。彼得·希拉里在卫星电话中描述独木舟似的体力透支与饥饿感,回顾斯科特及其队伍在1911-12年的致命旅程。此行动最终在第70天靠近南极点时失败,队员或需继续前往新西兰基督城及回国。

Court skeptical of two tier welfare in California plan

The Supreme Court questioned California's policy to pay new welfare entrants lower benefits than longtime residents, a move intended to curb migration for benefits. Justices questioned the constitutional implications of mobility and whether other state programs could face similar rules, with concerns about grave consequences for families relying on welfare.

Washington Supreme Court California Congress Tey United States Ruth Bader Ginsburg Maryland Mississippi General Theodore Garelis Sandra Day O'Connor Justice Ginsburg

Hamas Leader Says Arafat US Bugging Militants

Hamas spiritual leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin says his home is bugged and visitors watched by US supplied equipment tied to Arafat's government. He accuses a crackdown that has jailed hundreds and shut Hamas welfare offices as Netanyahu campaigns. Yassin rejects peace with Israel and warns of underground fighters seeking revenge after last year’s killings.

Gaza City Gaza Stnp Ahmed Yassin Hamas Yasser Arafat United States Sheikh Yassin Arafat Israel Labor Party Ehud Barak Benjamin Netanyahu Jordan Netanyahu Yassin Bene Lef Netamahu Sheiki Yassin

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