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...research committee is prostituting the surplus-dog situation," said Aaron Medlock, a member of the New England Anti Vivisection Society, a group of citizens concerned with animal rights...
...were very displeased with the whole situation at Loma Linda," says Aaron Medlock, executive director of the New England Anti-Vivesectionist Society. "We feel a great deal for Baby Fae because she was used, just as the sacrificed baboon, as an animal in an experiment. The public just doesn't understand that the operation did not take place for the benefit of Baby Fae, but for the benefit of researchers...
Some of the more extreme activists acknowledge that their ultimate goal is to ban all animal research. Aaron Medlock, executive director of the New England Anti-Vivisection League, says that "there are major discrepancies between results of tests animals and on humans and scientists have not figured it out. There are cases in the paper every day of the discrepancies. DES, Oraflex, and Zomax were all approved on the basis of animal research...
...Aaron Medlock, Executive Director...
...When the water goes," says W.E. Medlock, a stoic, third-generation farmer from Lubbock, Texas, who has lost 47 of his 73 wells in ten years, "we'll just go back to dry-land farming." To the farmers of the Great Plains, those words summon up visions of The Grapes of Wrath. Dry-land farming means larger farms with lower yields, fewer workers and probably higher prices in the supermarkets. Cattlemen know that less water means less corn and therefore smaller herds. Grubb calls such farming the "Russian roulette" of agriculture. Over a ten-year period, he says...