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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 2003

Page

6

Panel urges inland action to save oceans ecosystem based

Washington AP panel chairman James Watkins says ocean protection must start inland by linking farm runoff to marine ecosystems. The commission will urge Congress to adopt ecosystem based management coordinated by a new White House council, with state and community involvement and expanded research. A Pew study backs ecosystem based plans as fleets shrink big fish stocks globally.

Washington James Watkins U.S. Commission On Ocean Policy Associated Press Commission Congress Watkins White House Naval Operations Energy Aids Commission Arctic States Gulf Gulf of Mexico Oceans Commission Pew Charitable Trusts U.S Jane Lubchenco Pew Oregon State University House Oceans Caucus Capitol Hill

Stewardesses stabbed during airline fracas

A Melbourne bound Qantas flight was halted when a 40 year old man shouted threats and used sharpened wooden stakes to force toward the cockpit injuring two flight attendants before he was restrained. The plane returned to Melbourne with the crew hospitalized. Authorities call the attack serious but not terrorism related. The man was in custody with charges yet to be announced.

Sydney Australia John Anderson Melbourne Qantas Anderson Jane O’brien Tasmania

Mule foal Idaho Gem becomes first cloned horse kin

Idaho Gem, a healthy energetic mule, becomes the first horse family member cloned at the University of Idaho. A mule fetus cell and a horse egg produced the clone, twin to Taz, a racing mule, with plans to train it to race. Woods leads the team, aiming to apply the technique to horses.

Washington Idaho Gem University of Idaho Taz Gordon L. Woods Woods Idaho

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