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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2002

Page

5

Amtrak and Continental Launch Northeast Code Sharing

Amtrak and Continental Airlines will offer integrated train and air bookings for Newark to four Northeast cities beginning mid March. Continental will code share on Amtrak Acela and Keystone trains, letting travelers book travel in one call and earn or redeem frequent flyer miles through OnePass and Guest Rewards.

Washington Amtrak Continental Airlines Newark International Airport Philadelphia Wilmington Del Stamford New Haven Conn Continental Newark George Warrington Larry Kellner New York Boston

Pentagon may require pregnancy tests before anthrax vaccines

The Defense Department considers pregnancy testing for women before anthrax shots after a study raised concerns about birth defects. A review is ordered while services are asked to strengthen screening for women of childbearing age, potentially including pregnancy testing, to prevent vaccinating pregnant personnel. Over 525,000 service members have received at least one shot in the 18 month six shot program.

Washington Pentagon J.g. Mike Kafka Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Defense Department Army Navy Air Force Marines William Winkenwerder, Jr Secretary of Defense Health Affairs Korea Middle East Winkenwerder Turner Kafka

Mammal Cells Produce Spider Silk Proteins From Spider Genes

Scientists transplant dragline silk genes from spiders into cow and hamster cells, triggering production of silk proteins. Nexia Biotechnologies and US Army researchers report small-scale results, aiming for commercial production via goats in milk. Experts note this is the first mammal cell production of spider silk, signaling significance for stronger fibers.

Washington Nexia Biotechnologies Inc Montreal Quebec Natick Mass Nexia Jeffrey Turner Science Turner Randolph V. Lewis University of Wyoming

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