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...working to oversee the new technology. American farmers accept the expertise of authorities, and will continue to produce what consumers want--healthy, abundant and affordable food. One point to remember: opponents have yet to come up with verifiable evidence that products enhanced through biotechnology are unsafe for humans or threaten the environment. BOB STALLMAN, PRESIDENT American Farm Bureau Federation Park Ridge...
...employee of 100 Cambridge Side P1 stated to CPD that at 8:25 p.m., she received the latest of three threatening calls, in which the caller used movie sound bytes to threaten her with bodily harm...
...those arguments speak to the dove in Clinton, the report also warns that despite North Korea's suspension of its missile program and efforts at diplomatic rapprochement, it remains capable of deploying a missile that could threaten the U.S. a lot sooner than 2015, which is when the spy agencies agree the U.S. potentially becomes vulnerable to missile threats from states such as Iran and Iraq. And in a second, unclassified report released to Congress Wednesday, the CIA reports that Russian firms are helping Iran develop its missile capability, while China continues to provide such assistance to Pakistan. In other...
...Jerusalem might be divided. Clinton phoned Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia--recipients of billions in U.S. aid--but their leaders not only refused to pressure the Palestinian, they also urged him to stand firm. Barak and Arafat began playing "luggage diplomacy," ordering aides to put bags outside doors to threaten walkouts. By Wednesday night, July 19, even Clinton was ready to close down the talks, but at the last minute Barak and Arafat decided to remain at Camp David with Albright, while Clinton flew to Okinawa for the G-8 economic summit...
Varminters argue that they help farmers and ranchers by killing pests that would otherwise die slowly from traps or poison. The V.H.A.'s president, Ned Kalbfleish, 50, says his critics are hypocrites who don't mind trapping mice or spraying roaches and yet threaten him with violence for stalking a creature he calls "the prairie rat." A Vietnam veteran and computer-systems analyst, Kalbfleish insists no amount of shooting can wipe out thriving prairie-dog populations, and he brands as "bad science" the Federal Government's efforts to list the creature as endangered...