I checked ProMoM and found this on the intro page to the gallery:
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Remember, imagery **other than clipart and classic artwork now public
domain** [emphasis added], is copyrighted to their respective copyright
holders, and are not available for downloading, copying, or distributing in
any form.
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I read this as saying that the clipart IS in the public domain and is freely
usable by all.  The copyright on the bottom of each page is probably part of
their template that they use creating the Web site.  It is pretty standard
in Web design to include a copyright notice on the bottom of each page.  I
generally do, anyway <g>.  Considering their statement on the opening of the
image gallery, I believe it has been "stated otherwise" that you can use the
clipart.

~ Heidi

> >Unless stated otherwise, all materials © 1998-2000 ProMoM, Inc. All
> rights reserved
>
> I am somewhat confused by this. Almost all of the clip art hown on that
> site was drawn by Lesley Robinson, an LLLL and IBCLC.  You can see her
> initials if you look closely. Can someone copyright the work of an artist
> without their permission? I know for a fact that her intention was to
> make her work freely available in reaction to the proliferation of
> pictures of bottles that are virtually the icon for a baby in so many
> ads.

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