Cloning on the Verge: Copying Mammals and Traits
Ronald Kotulak notes Hoppe’s work toward cloning mammals, predicting revolutionary impacts on animal breeding. Scientists could select and replicate desirable traits, potentially creating desired animals much faster than current selective methods. The nucleus transfer process underpins cloning, altering genetic codes to produce identical copies.
Canal Pact Nears Senate Approval Amid Tight Race
Senate supporters close to 67 votes to ratify the first Panama Canal treaty as Carter seeks a victory. Meanwhile in Rome, former Prime Minister Aldo Moro is kidnapped by the Red Brigades during a deadly ambush, with police flagging heightened security in response.
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Washington
Senate
Associated Press
Paul Laxalt
R-Ney
Panama
Rome
Aldo Moro
Italy
Red Brigades
Turin
Moro
Giovanni Leone
Roxie Keathley case retrial testimony at Papp apartment
Sammy Keathley testified Roxie was at Timothy Papp s apartment hours before her murder and told to return later. Hazel Keathley described her reaction to the trial as she testified about the family’s search and Roxie s disappearance, while noting she learned of Roxie s absence at 5 to 6:30 p.m. The retrial evidence adds circumstantial details to the 1973 case as the court proceeds.
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Roxie Ann Keathley
Roxie
Timothy Papp
Papp
Sammy
Akron
Hazel Keathley
Lorain County
Joseph Grunda
Tammy
Mr. Papp
Israeli troops dig in as clashes flare in south Lebanon
Renewed fighting erupts along a six mile wide strip of southern Lebanon with Palestinian guerrillas claiming fresh Israeli troop reinforcements and air strikes. Prime Minister Begin says the 17 hour punitive raid ended and forces will stay put until a border accord prevents reoccupation by Palestinians. Palestinian communique reports daytime air and ground attacks, new helicopter arrivals, and tanks moving inland from the border near Marjayoun. Israel already occupies parts of Egypt Jordan and Syria from the 1967 war.
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Menachem Begin
Beirut
Lebanon
South Lebanon
Marjayoun
Begin
Mediterranean Sea
Mount Hermon
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Middle East
Windy and colder with light snow likely tonight
The forecast calls for windy, colder conditions with occasional snow and lows around 15 to 20 degrees. Snow flurries persist Friday with highs near 30 and a 60 percent chance tonight dropping to 40 percent Friday. Northerly winds 10 to 20 mph tonight. Sunrise 6 38 a.m. Sunset 6 35 p.m. Details on Page B 7.
Brunswick couple accused of copying FBI files for mob
A Brunswick clerk in the Cleveland FBI office and her husband were indicted for taking bribes and copying confidential FBI reports. They allegedly delivered material about mob boss James Licavoli to underworld figures, with payments totaling $15,900. Some documents were recovered from a dealership in Independence.
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Brunswick
Cleveland
FBI
Danny Greene
Geraldine M. Rabinowitz
Jeffrey
U.S
U.S. District Court
Rabinowitz
Anthony J. Liberatore
James T Licavoli
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