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UCLA Sells Body Parts Donated for Medical Research

Two people have been arrested on charges of illegally selling parts of cadavers donated to UCLA-s Medical Center for scientific research. After this weekend-s revelations, surviving family members today announced a class action suit. Officials at UCLA insist they had no idea what was going on, but a self-proclaimed middle-man has countered that claim. He's told the Los Angeles Times he-s trafficked in more than 800 bodies in the past six years. The sale of human tissue has become a booming black market trade that involves mainstream companies and profits of $500 million a year. We hear more from Charles Ornstein, who has been covering the story for the LA Times, and Salon.com columnist Mary Roach, author of Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers. Reporter's Notebook: Governor Schwarzenegger Becomes Muscle Magazine Editor This weekend at the Arnold Fitness Weekend in Columbus, Ohio, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger announced he-s taking a part-time job as executive editor of Muscle & Fitness and Flex magazines. Schwarzenegger's $250,000 annual salary will go to the Governor-s Council on Physical Fitness. Marty Kaplan, former White House speechwriter and Washington reporter, considers the appropriateness of the Governor's latest moonlighting venture.