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...attack might help preserve heart muscle. One clue from a study at Toronto General Hospital: rabbits injected with vitamin E within two hours of a heart attack showed 78% less damage to heart tissue than was expected. The vitamin appears to speed recovery in patients who have had coronary-bypass operations, suggesting that nutrient supplements may one day become part of standard pre-op procedure...
...which consists of seven justices, enabled the coalition to bypass the Massachusetts Court of Appeals by granting direct apellate review on January 22. Five of the justices will hear the case today...
...most ferocious enemy of the fish is eight hydroelectric dams on the lower Columbia and Snake rivers that harness water behind massive walls of concrete. On their journey upstream every year, the salmon are aided by fish ladders that allow them to bypass oncoming currents. But the trip downstream from the spawning grounds to the Pacific is a treacherous 1,450-km (900-mile) journey that obliterates up to 11 million juvenile salmon, called smolts, a year. Slack pools created by reservoirs behind the dams have slowed the smolts' traveling time from seven days to six weeks. This increases their...
...January 22, 1992, the SJC, in a highly unusual move, granted the students' motion for direct appellate review (allowing the case to bypass the Mass. Court of Appeals). According to state court rules, the SJC only grants such motions in cases presenting "novel questions of law" or "issues in the public interest." The SJC will not consider whether the lower court ruling should be reversed. An SJC reversal of the lower court's ruling would lead to further court hearings in this case on the trial level with regards to the student's charges that Harvard has violated Massachusetts anti...
...like a wallet to the size of a pack of cigarettes. They can be smaller and less expensive than conventional cellular phones because they need to be powerful enough only to transmit to one of hundreds of receiving stations located throughout the local cable network. The user could thus bypass the local phone company, which makes the PCN system a threat to the Baby Bells' local monopoly. Last week Cox scored an industry first by becoming the first cable system to test-market a PCN service...