Europe fears terrorism and Chernobyl hit American tourism
Europe faces steep declines in US visitors after terrorism fears and the Chernobyl disaster. Finland and Britain warn of 15 to 50 percent drops, with Britain fearing a $13 billion loss. Airlines cut seats and cancellations surge as France and Italy brace for reduced bookings and service suspensions.
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Bone marrow registry planned for national donor network
The Navy aims to build a nationwide bone marrow registry of about 100000 civilians to donate for injured sailors in a nuclear disaster. Dr John Hansen of Fred Hutchinson notes existing donor data are regional and urges broad participation to form a single network for about 5408 patients annually.
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University of California At
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