Cave art in Dominican caves faces mining threat
Ancient Taino and Igneri drawings in Pomier Caves, Puerto Escondido region, Dominican Republic, dated up to 2000 years old, are endangered by limestone quarrying near protected zones. Officials study safeguards as blasts hinder entrances, damage murals, and block access. Local archaeologists warn the site rivals Egypt’s pyramids in cultural importance, urging coexistence of mining and preservation.
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Dateline NBC uses viewer input to probe a Nova Scotia murder
Viewers at their computers helped guide Dateline NBC in reopening the 1989 death of Janice Johnson of Lockeport Nova Scotia. The program ran an Interactive Dateline Mystery with online polls directing which aspects to reexamine, drawing over 100 000 total hits.
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Tissue bank rules gaps exposed by Health and Human Services
Reports fault lack of routine inspections and disclosure of profits from donated body parts. Reveals tissue banks operate with limited federal oversight, families rarely told donations may end up with for profit firms or cosmetic uses. FDA inspections were incomplete, with many banks unchecked or infrequently reviewed since 1993.
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Department of Health and Human Services
Orange County Register
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