Frist shifts on stem cell research sparks political quake
U S Senator Bill Frist publicly softened his stance on stem cell research, calling for serious debate and backing a bill to permit federal funding for studies using frozen embryos. Senator Specter hailed the move as an earthquake, noting the break from President Bush's 2001 limits. The move could win broader support or alienate conservative GOP allies as Frist weighs a possible 2008 bid. The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tenn.
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Clinton aims to unite Democrats with centrists for White House bid
The Buffalo News outlines Hillary Rodham Clinton as a national politician seeking to bridge liberal and centrist wings, linking with the centrism of the Democratic Leadership Council while appealing to moderate Republicans. It notes her health care reform stance as first lady and compares political positioning to President Bush's policies.
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Bolton recess appointment to UN outrages Democrats
The Mobile Register notes Democrats criticize President Bush’s use of a recess appointment for John Bolton as ambassador to the United Nations. Bolton is described as highly qualified with prior service under Reagan, Bush 41, and as undersecretary for arms control since 2001. The piece argues Democrats obstructed the nomination and urges support for Bolton in his new post.
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Baytown Sun Editorial Board Schedule and Contacts
The Baytown Sun editorial board meets weekly at 2 p.m. on Wednesdays and invites community members to attend to discuss local issues. To arrange an appointment, contact Managing Editor David Bloom at 281-422-8302.
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Baytown Sun invites public submissions with signatures
The Baytown Sun welcomes letters and guest columns on public interest topics up to 300 and 500 words respectively. Submissions must be original, signed, include a non publication address and phone, and may be edited. One submission per month. Contact Wanda Garner Cash or David Bloom with details via mail fax or email.
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Paul Murphy's Para-Tours A Boston Bus Driver’s Compassion
George Plagenz recalls Paul Murphy a Boston bus driver who created Para-Tours to give disabled people like Eleanor Marvin and others in wheelchairs or iron lungs a chance to see Boston. He raised funds, organized eight tours in four months, and sustained the effort for 16 years before handing it to the Marist Fathers.
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On This Day in History August Sixth Highlights
This day’s history marks key events from 1945 Hiroshima bombing killing about 140,000 people to 1965 Voting Rights Act signing. Also features moments: 1787 Constitutional Convention debates, 1806 Holy Roman Empire dissolution, 1825 Bolivia gains independence, and 1926 Gertrude Ederle swims the English Channel.
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Stem cells debate unfolds over embryo research and funding
A reader argues against defining an embryo as a living human being and defends adult stem cell research. The writer notes Frist supported funding four years ago, cites a 14 day embryo window, and highlights progress from both adult and embryonic studies while urging continued funding. It emphasizes conscience over party politics and questions US funding choices.
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Baytown Talk Online Opinions Forum Invite
Baytown The Sun invites readers to share opinions on Baytown Talk the online forum at www baytownsun com readers encouraged to post views and participate in discussions on local issues and topics of interest.
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Today in Sun History milestones across Baytown area
A look back at notable local events: 1950 Mayor J A Ward asked the tax board to lower values, 1975 Crosby school board approved a 2.1 million budget, 1990 Goose Creek board banned junior high cheerleaders from out of town camps, 2000 citywide needs survey shaped the 2000 01 budget per City Manager Monte Mercer, 2002 Barbers Hill advisory planned a 29.8 million bond, and 2003 Baytown Fire Chief Dale Palmer resigned.
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