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WASHINGTON — Ling-
Ling the giant panda, rebound
ing f rom a near fatal kidney in
fection, got into the spring of
things Monday and mated with
her partner Hsing-Hsing for
only the second lime in 12
years.
“We’ve had a really active
weekend here,” said National
Zoo zoologist Dr. Devra Klei
nian. “AH you need is one mat
ing — three minutes. They’ve
made it. What more can you ask
for?”
It was the second time the
roly-poly pandas, the zoo’s most
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the People’s Republic of China
in 1972.
After finally mating last year,
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ounce male cub on July 21. But
the cub died three hours later
of pneumonia, and Ling-Ling
later contracted a deadly kidney
infection.
The disease was discovered
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“We feel fortunate that she
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healthy again,” spokesman Dr.
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did not flare up again and
threaten the possible preg
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Judge won’t move Hansen trial
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George Hansen, R-Idaho, out
of Washington because of com
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House counsellor Edwin Meese.
The trial was recessed until
this morning when jury selec
tion will begin.
The judge said news cover
age drawing parallels between
Hansen and Meese, seeking to
be confirmed U.S. attorney
general, would not be stopped
by moving the trial to another
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city, but she agreed to isolate
the jury.
Nathan Lewin, Hansen’s law
yer, opposed sequestering the
jury, saying it was “not condui-
cive to fair deliberations.”
Prosecutor Reid Weingarten
argued moving the trial would
not end possible connections
between the two cases because
Meese’s nomination is nation
wide news.
Both Meese and Hansen al
legedly omitted reporting cer
tain financial transactions from
yearly statements that they are
required to file as high public
officials.
The Justice Department is
delving into a $15,000 loan to
Meese’s wife that was used to
buy stock. Neither transaction
was reported on the forms, but
he has not been accused of any
crimes.
Hansen, the first public offi
cial to be tried violating the
1978 Ethics in Government Act,
is charged with failing to dis
close $333,978 in financial
transactions, including a loan to
his wife, Connie.
If convicted, he could gel a
maximum of five years impris
onment and a $10,000 fine for
each of the four counts in the
indictment.
At the start of Hansen’s trial,
beforejury selection was begun,
U.S. District Court Judge Joyce
Hens Green denied Hansen’s
requests for access to the federal
grand jury testimony of a man
who tried to extort $440,000
from Texas billionaire Nelson
Bunker Hunt.
Hansen and Hunt reported
the blackmail attempt to the
FBI, which started the probe of
the congressman’s finances that
led to his indictment.
His lawyers argued that the
grand jury testimony of Arthur
Emens III, an Oklahoma com
modities brokerage emplcj
was material to Hansen’s iriil
Emens pleaded guilt) |
blackmail, but was given infl
mal immunity from prosecui
for stealing f rom other die|
court papers said.
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and prohibited calling ol Hoj
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use of them.
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evidence of Hansen’s pij
criminal record, a 1975 : oj
paign financial disclosure nl
lions for which he was fq
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Amtrak train jumps tracks
United Press International
FORT WORTH — Six cars
and an engine of an Amtrak
train carrying 227 passengers
jumped tracks Monday but no
injuries were reported, officials
said.
The accident occurred about
three miles east of Fort Worth.
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Train chief Diana Mally said
the No. 21 Amtrak Eagle from
Chicago to San Antonio was
making the Dallas to Fort
Worth leg of its trip when the
second engine, the baggage car
and five passenger cars de
railed.
“The remaining three cars
(and the first engine) were still
on the track,” she said.
Mally said the train was going
slow because it was preparing to
stop in Fort Worth when it “fell
off the track.”
“It was like you were riding a
rail one minute and the next
you were running on gravel.”
Mally, whose job is to insure
the quality of service aboard the
train, said the passengers were
bused to the Fort Worth station.
Amtrak officials said the
computer manifest listed 227
passengers who probably would
be bused to San Antonio, so
they could connect with other
trains bound forPhoenix, Ariz.,
Tuscon, Ariz., and Los Angeles.
Marcy Karns, a passenger on
the train, said, “Everything was
shaking. The brakes went on
and there was a lot of smok
was scary.
But Mally said the smoke
actually dust.
“The smoke was from
wheels traveling on the gra
instead of on the rail,” shea
“We were just kicking upduS
She said injuries were
vented becasue the den
cars remained upright and
train was going slowly.”
“You do get some jerky
lion when a train goes on
rockbed versus the rail,'
said, “but because it was
there were no a bn
movements and everybody
okay.
“I went through th£
every ting was okay,” she said
She said she was unsure*;
caused the accident.
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caused it.”
She had praise for thep
sengers.
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