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Friday, February 3, 2012

Patricia Disney dies in Los Angeles at age 77 (AP)

LOS ANGELES ? Patricia Disney, who was once married to Walt Disney's late nephew Roy E. Disney and was vice chairwoman of Roy's investment company, died Friday after a long struggle with Alzheimer's disease.

She was 77.

Patricia Disney died in her Los Angeles home, surrounded by her four children, said family spokesman Clifford Miller.

An advocate for higher education, Patricia Disney served as a trustee of Occidental College in Los Angeles and a regent of St. Mary's College in Moraga, Calif. She also was a member of the board of the Peregrine Fund, a foundation that preserves birds of prey.

Her former husband, Roy Disney, was a longtime top executive at The Walt Disney Company, which was founded by his uncle. The couple divorced in 2007, and he died in 2009.

The Walt Disney Company President and CEO Bob Iger expressed condolences in a statement Friday.

"Her passing marks a sad milestone for the Disney family, and we will always remember her irrepressible spirit and dedication to our company," Iger said. "Patty was known for her kindness, outgoing nature and especially for her philanthropy, and will be missed by all who knew her."

She is survived by her children, Roy Patrick Disney, Susan Disney Lord, Abigail Disney and Timothy Disney, and 17 grandchildren.

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Coroner Who Oversaw Amy Winehouse Case Resigns Amid Allegations She Was A Quack

The coroner who oversaw the inquest into the death of singer Amy Winehouse has resigned after her qualifications were questioned, her boss said Wednesday – raising the possibility the investigation may have to be held again. Winehouse’s relatives said they were still absorbing the implications of the news and were seeking legal advice. In October, [...]

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Thursday, February 2, 2012

#SciAmBlogs Tuesday - Cotard's syndrome, pigeon parasite, Haeckel, clumped bacteria, aurorae, `polite' sexism, and more.

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Malaysia grants license to Aussie rare earth plant

(AP) ? Malaysia on Wednesday granted a license for an Australian mining company to operate the first rare earths plant outside China in years, despite public protests over fears of radioactive contamination.

Lynas Corp. says its refinery could meet nearly a third of world demand for rare earths, excluding China. It also may curtail China's stranglehold on the global supply of 17 rare earths essential for making high-tech goods, including flatscreen TVs, mobile phones, hybrid cars and weapons.

The Atomic Energy Licensing Board said it would grant Lynas a license that could be withdrawn if any of its conditions are broken. Lynas must submit plans for a permanent disposal facility within 10 months and make a $50 million financial guarantee with the government.

The board also said "the residue that is produced is the responsibility of the company and if necessary, will be returned to its source" in Mount Weld, Australia. The board can evaluate Lynas' compliance at the company's cost.

The $230 million (700 million ringgit) plant in central Pahang state has been the subject of heated protests over health and environmental risks posed by potential leaks of radioactive waste.

Malaysia's last rare earth refinery by Japan's Mitsubishi group, in northern Perak state, was closed in 1992 following protests and claims that it caused birth defects and leukemia among residents. It is one of Asia's largest radioactive waste cleanup sites.

Lynas says its plant is equipped with state-of-the-art pollution controls and targets to start operations in the June quarter.

The Lynas plant will refine slightly radioactive ore from its Mount Weld mine. Lynas has said the radioactive element, thorium, in its raw material was 50 times lower than those in Perak. Lynas also said waste products with low levels of thorium could be converted into safe byproducts such as cement aggregate for road construction.

Malaysia, which granted tax breaks and other incentives to Lynas, hopes the facility will spur growth.

An International Atomic Energy Agency team last year assessed the Lynas project and told the Malaysian government that the project lacks a comprehensive long-term waste management program and a plan to dismantle the plant once it is no longer operating.

Associated Press

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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Philly cardinal dies ahead of child sex abuse trial

Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua ? the retired Catholic archbishop of Philadelphia whose competence to testify in an upcoming church sex abuse trial was hotly debated in court ? died in his sleep on Tuesday, the church said. He was 88.

Bevilacqua died in his sleep at Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary in Wynnewood, archdiocese spokeswoman Donna Farrell said. He had been battling dementia and an undisclosed form of cancer.

He served as the spiritual leader of the 1.5 million-member Archdiocese of Philadelphia from 1988 until his retirement in 2003.

Bevilacqua, who was both a civil and canon lawyer, was sharply criticized but never charged by two Philadelphia grand juries investigating child sex abuse complaints lodged against dozens of priests in the archdiocese.

His death comes just days after lawyers battled in court over his competency as a witness in an upcoming trial of a longtime aide charged with endangering children through priest transfers.

A Brooklyn native, Bevilacqua was ordained in 1949 and became chancellor of the Brooklyn Diocese in 1976. He was named bishop of Pittsburgh in 1983.

As a church leader, he campaigned for a moratorium on the death penalty and often spoke out against homosexuality, birth control and abortion. He headed the influential bishops' Committee on Pro-Life Activities.

'A moral evil'
In the 1990s, Bevilacqua advocated successfully for the canonization of Katharine Drexel ? an heiress who took a poverty vow and educated Native Americans and blacks.

Bevilacqua also fought for the poor and disadvantaged, but also attracted his share of controversy.

In 2002, when the church came under fire for clerical sexual abuse, Bevilacqua called homosexuality an "aberration, a moral evil" and suggested gays were more likely to commit abuse.

Under Bevilacqua, the Philadelphia archdiocese tried to weed out gay candidates to the priesthood and expelled any seminarian found to be an active homosexual ? a zero-tolerance policy experts called relatively rare.

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Bevilacqua was born in 1923, in Brooklyn, the ninth of 11 children of Italian immigrants. He was ordained in 1949.

In Philadelphia, he heeded the pope's call for a "New Evangelization," and used novel methods, such a toll-free confession line, to try to bring lapsed Catholics back into the fold.

He was the first cardinal to host a live weekly radio call-in program, and started a website to let the public email questions to priests.

"We are carrying out the wishes of the Holy Father for a new evangelization, reaching out to people like never before," Bevilacqua said after the telephone hotline began in 1998.

Endangering children
He retired in 2003, after he turned 80, and was replaced as archbishop by Cardinal Justin Rigali, who retired last year after the second grand jury report led to the charges against Monsignor William Lynn, three priests and a Catholic school teacher.

Lynn is charged with endangering children by keeping dangerous priests on the job. His lawyers have argued that he took orders from Bevilacqua.

Video: Catholic church faces abuse scandal (on this page)

Bevilacqua had been deposed in late November to preserve his testimony, but defense lawyers said he no longer recognized Lynn and could not remember much of relevance to the case.

As recently as Monday, lawyers battled in Common Pleas Court as to whether Bevilacqua was competent to testify.

The judge stuck to a prior ruling that he was competent to speak.

A jury is set to begin hearing charges in March against the five defendants.

Child abuse controversies have rocked the Catholic Church in the United States in the last decade, and the church has paid out some $2 billion in settlements to victims, bankrupting a handful of dioceses.

The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.

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