European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 21, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 c the stars and stripes Friday february 21,1992man s roots traced to 2.4 million years ago i a Yale professor Andrew Hul holds a casting of the earliest known Fossil from a human ancestor in his left hand and a Skull of modern Man in his  backs continued use of breast implants Bethesda my. Apr a panel of experts recommended thursday that the government allow continued use of silicone gel breast implants and was deciding what restrictions if any to place on future surgery. Among the options being considered were allowing implants Only for experimental purposes allowing them for experiments and for women who need breast reconstruction surgery or allowing the experiments plus even wider Access to the implants. If restrictions Are recommended and the . Food and drug administration concurs it could reduce the number of implants done for cosmetic reasons. Women wanting to have their breasts enlarged rep resent 80 percent of the million who now carry the implants in their bodies. The rest had the implants because their breasts had been deformed or were removed because of cancer. The panel recommended that More studies be done on the implants and on the possible effects of the silicone gel on living tissue. The nine voting members of the 24-member committee were unanimous in rejecting an outright ban. Or. Jules Harris a voting member said the evidence he has seen this week did not a provide the basis to conclude that silicone gel breast implants Are Safe and  a i do not find this evidence convincing but it is disturbing a Harris said. Through their questions and statements Over the course of the hearings the members indicated More sympathy for women needing breast reconstruction than for those who just wanted bigger breasts. But or. Maty Mcgrath a non voting member and a professor of plastic surgery at George Washington University complained that drawing that kind of distinction was a judgmental and  however Rita Freedman a voting member said women should not jeopardize their health for vanity. A a woman without breasts is a total woman just As a Man who has gone Bald and is without hair is a total Man a Freedman  educator slain on Boston business trip new York apr scientists who Analysed a scrap of Skull Bone say humans immediate ancestors arrived on the scene 2.4 million years ago a about 500,000 years earlier than other fossils suggest. Scientists had Long thought that Stone tools dated around 2.4 million to 2.6 million years old were made by a member of the evolutionary group Homo but they did no to have evidence. The oldest fossils firmly attributed to Homo were about 1.9 million years old. A now Homo is available to have made the first known Stone tools a said study co author Andrew Hill. The tools were found in Ethiopia. Hill a Yale University anthropologist reports the analysis in thursdays Issue of the journal nature. Also contributing to the research were Steven Ward of the northeastern Ohio universities College of Medicine in Rootstown and Alan Deino and colleagues at the geochronology Center of the Institute of human origins in Berkeley Calif. They studied a Fossil unearthed about 25 years ago in Kenya a 3-Inch Bone fragment that included the Hole for the right ear and the part that met the lower jaw. When the find was reported researchers said they did not know whether it came from Homo or from related creatures called . The Homo evolutionary group includes the extinct Homo Kabilis and Homo Erec Tus As Well As people called Homo Sapiens. The new analysis used comparisons to skulls from Homo and  that had been discovered since the Fossil was unearthed Hill said in a Telephone interview. Researchers cited two features characteristic of Homo. One indicated that part of the creatures brain was directly Over the jaw joint whereas in  the brain did not extend out that far. The other characteristic was the Sharp Angle of a Ridge of Bone called the Petrous Crest on the inside of the Skull. The Fossil had too Little information to be assigned to a particular member of Homo Hill said. The age of 2.4 million years was determined from analysing rocks from the site where the Fossil was found. Bernard Wood of the University of Liverpool who wrote a nature editorial on the study said that he believed the Fossil was Homo but that the conclusion must be considered tentative. Wood said other Fossil remains had previously been proposed As coming from Homo at dates older than 2 million years but that the supporting evidence was ambiguous. Hill said the new finding lends support to a hypothesis that a global Cooling about 2.4 million years ago played a role in the appearance of Homo. Boston apr a japanese University president who came to Boston to celebrate a sister school agreement with a local College was shot and killed in his hotel room. Iwao Matsuda president of Chokyo University in Nagoya Japan was shot tuesday night in his 16th-floor room at the fashionable Westin hotel. His school and the University of Massachusetts Boston were to formally Seal their Friendship wednesday. Police superintendent Joseph Saia said wednesday that police had no suspects and no clues As to motive. Nothing was taken from the room he said. Saia said Matsuda a wife told investigators she answered the door of their 16th-floor room about 6 . To find a masked Man forcing his Way in. She told police there was a struggle and she ran out of the hotel room and began frantically knocking on doors for help. The woman heard one gunshot Saia said. While she screamed for help in the hallway police said Matsuda was shot once in the lower Back. Matsuda 72, an acclaimed sports psychologist and former College track Star was pronounced dead less than an hour after he was shot. Police said nothing appeared stolen from his room and they knew of no motive for the killing. Matsuda a wife told police the attacker wore a Bandanna As a mask. Toshiki Saito head of economic affairs at the japanese consulate in Boston said he hoped the killing  aggravate relations Between Japan and the United states. A this is very sad Quot Saito said a but i think we should try harder to establish relations Between the two  the sister school agreement Between Chokyo and the Boston school involved exchanging students and faculty and possibly working together on research. The ceremonial signing of the final agreement was cancelled. A my Hope is that at some Point in the future we will be Able to move Forward on this relationship a mass Boston Chancellor Sherry Penney said. A however now is the time for grieving and for paying our respects to a teacher and scholar who believed so very much in International  Brian Winston the Westing a marketing director said the mat Sudask room had a Standard Doorknob lock that opens with one turn of the key. He said three plainclothes Security guards carrying keys and Walkie talkies were roaming the hotel at the time. A fall hotels Are Public buildings Quot Winston said. Quot obviously if we notice suspicious characters. We have Security people ask them  Matsuda joined Chokyo in 1985 As a sports psychology professor and became president of the 11,500-student University in 1988.ban on logging extended in owl Protection lawsuit Portland Ore. A a Federal judge issued a preliminary injunction wednesday blocking Alt logging in old growth forests on . Bureau of land management property because of danger to the Northern spotted owls habitat. . District judge Helen Frye issued the injunction in a Long standing lawsuit by several environmental groups. Frye earlier had issued a temporary restraining order halting the logging. The new order will remain in effect until she rules on the merits of the ease this Spring. She gave the plaintiffs and the blk until next Friday to file a motion for summary judgment. In a 17-Page opinion that accompanied the order Frye cited a ruling last year by . District judge William Dwyer that halted old growth logging on National Forest land for the same reason. A this court is bound by the Laws of Congress and judicial precedent Quot Frye wrote. The preliminary injunction will Block 26 Timber sales awarded by the Bureau since dec. 31, and 23 sales scheduled to be offered this month and in March it yes a opinion said. A this injunction is a Nail in the coffin of the economies of Western Oregon a said Ralph Saperstein vice president of the Northwest forestry association. A ten thousand jobs Are at stake As a result of this  blk spokesman de Ciliberti said the injunction will Stop nearly All of his Agency a Timber sales this year. A the Burden of this injunction will fall on the forestry workers who have relied in Good Faith on the Federal obligation under the Law to provide a source of Supply for Timber dependent communities a he said. Vic Sher attorney for the Sierra club Legal defense fund said the bureaus Lack of cooperation in sharing information regarding the environmental Impact of renewed logging on the owls helped bring the latest order. A the decision to Stonewall on this Issue for the last five years is what a brought blk to this situation now a Sher said. A it has no one to blame but