U.S. expert arrives to help treat nuke accident victims

U.S. expert arrives to help treat nuke accident victims

NARITA, Japan - Robert Gale, a 53-year-old professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, arrives at Narita airport on Oct. 8 to cooperate with Japanese doctors in treating three workers who were seriously injured in Japan's worst nuclear accident at Tokaimura on Sept. 30.

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