Vaccine protects monkeys from Ebola infection
A DNA based Ebola vaccine boosted with a weakened virus protected four inoculated macaques from lethal exposure, while four unvaccinated monkeys died within days. Researchers caution human trials are years away due to safety and strain questions. The study, in Nature, notes that this marks the first primate success against Ebola.
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National Institutes of Health
Nature
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Zaire
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Democratic Republic of the Congo
Coca-Cola Donates 20 000 TV Ads To Library Of Congress
Coca-Cola Co donates all 20 000 of its TV commercials for preservation at the Library of Congress valued at about 1 million dollars. The five decade collection features classics including the hilltop ad and Have a Coke and a Smile. Ads will arrive in Washington over three to five years as digitization continues.
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Library of Congress
Atlanta
Coca-Cola Co
Patrick Loughney
Coke
America
Washington
Stephen Jones
Miller Brewing Co
Deer slain with pocketknife after charge by buck
In Herrin, Paul Cheatham 61 says he grabbed a six point 130 pound deer by the horns as it charged then opened a pocketknife with his mouth and jabbed the rib cage. He suffered bruises but survived. In New York Quentin Martin 17 hung momentarily from a noose in an art classroom but was rescued and hospitalized. In Port Sulphur a tanker spill near New Orleans dumped 546000 gallons of Nigerian crude closing 26 miles of the Mississippi River with no injuries.
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Ill
Paul Cheatham
Cheatham
New York
Quentin Martin
Alternative High School
Martin
Port Sulphur
Mississippi River
Westchester
New Orleans
U.S. Coast Guard
Charles Culotta
Culotta
Settlement offer in Columbine case targets victims families
Families of Columbine victims and a gun supplier offered a 1.6 million settlement that could include up to 37 victims. The proposal, sent by attorney C Michael Montgomery, involves Harris and Klebold and Mark Manes, with negotiations framed around insurance funds.овая
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Stephen Wahlberg
Rouse
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Eric Harris
Dylan Klebold
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Harris
Klebold
Montgomery
Wahlberg
Scott Robinson
Bob Schuetze
Casey Ruegsegger
Sean Graves
Lance Kirklin
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Klebolds
Jefferson County
Sheriff's Office
FAA Finds US Airways Reasonable in Pig on Plane Case
The FAA ruled US Airways acted reasonably allowing a 300 pound Vietnamese potbellied pig to fly first class from Philadelphia to Seattle as a therapeutic companion pet for a passenger with a disability. The airline followed federal rules permitting a service animal to accompany a passenger.
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US Airways
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Seattle
Federal Aviation Administration
Maria Tirotta Andrews
Charlotte
Andrews
Jim Peters
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