U S fires sale on Cuban camp equipment
The Defense Department plans a large sale of surplus Guantanamo Bay camp gear to recoup costs from housing about 50 000 Cuban and Haitian refugees. Bids open Tuesday for 2200 portable toilets a water tank truck and a 1968 ferry boat with thousands more items planned in 1996. Some goods will be repaired and sent to bases while some diapers and bottles have no value for troops.
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Unwed Father Custody Fight Moves to Jury in West Virginia
Huntington case tests whether a pregnant mother and her attorney can be punished for keeping a former fiancé from having a say in their unborn child. Plaintiffs seek $15 million, arguing the mother and family unlawfully conspired to deny paternal rights, while experts urge courts to ensure a father can be heard in custody matters.
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West Virginia
Joan Hollinger
University of California, Berkeley
Space shuttle lab yields ultra pure semiconductor chip
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A $30 million orbiting lab produced the world s purest semiconductor chip grown during the Endeavour flight last September The chip is so pure researchers struggle to gauge its Earth based advantage It will be used for research not electronics The project faced delays overheating and loss of most chips Economists question if space production is cost effective with shuttle missions costing over 400 million and proposals to tow a lab behind an international space station to cut launch costs cite drawbacks before wide use
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Westmont College
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Prayer powers healing says Harvard researcher
Harvard Medical School professor Dr Herbert Benson told a Boston conference that repeating prayers or mantras can trigger physiological changes resembling a drug effect. He cites reductions in breathing rate and brain activity, with studies noting 36 percent fewer HMOs visits and 49 percent of infertile couples conceiving within six months of using the Relaxation Response. Benson, founder of the Mind/Body Medical Institute, argues science and spirituality can align in healing.
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