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...would already be ordering hamburgers made from ground cloned beef. Coover is one of scores of U.S. farmers who have taken the trend toward homogeneity in American agriculture to its logical extreme, duplicating--Dolly the sheep style--their best beef and dairy cattle. Working out of his Galesburg, Kans., ranch, Coover has sold more than 500 units of semen from five cloned bulls, each of them a near perfect genetic replica of a prize breeder known as Full Flush. Now their semen is impregnating cows across the U.S., spawning champion offspring that are, technically, half-clones. "This will revolutionize agricultural...
...raised as a Lutheran on a street lined with towering elms in a middle-class neighborhood of northwest Chicago. Next-door neighbors remember Bob as polite, a good kid who did well in school and pleased his teachers. He went to the select liberal-arts Knox College in Galesburg, Ill., where he majored in chemistry but had few extracurricular activities, unusual in the busy, close-knit society of the school. He also studied Russian, something even his mother Vivian says she did not know. "He might have been one of those loners," says Bruce Spencer, who attended Knox but doesn...
...suffering from multiple sclerosis for more than 20 years, but an autopsy revealed she died from a lethal dose of pentobarbital. A neighbor told police that the morning Brennan died, she had been visited by a man named George. The authorities identified him as GEORGES REDING, 74, a retired Galesburg, Mich., psychiatrist and an associate of Kevorkian...
...suffering from multiple sclerosis for more than 20 years, but an autopsy revealed she died from a lethal dose of pentobarbital. A neighbor told police that the morning Brennan died, she had been visited by a man named George. The authorities identified him as Georges Reding, 74, a retired Galesburg, Mich., psychiatrist and an associate of Kevorkian...
Much of the conert featured highlights from Darnielle's new album, "Full Force Galesburg." His latest musings on geography and gardening, Galesburg's separate songs work well in a type of narrative. Stringing different tracks together with music from three previous LPs, Darnielle's presentation worked better previous concerts which often bear a strong resemblance to a campfire singalong. He stuck to the set list he had prepared for 12 songs before submitting to the requests of the audience. Finally giving in and becoming a victim to the will of his fans, he held up his hands and declared that...