Scientists boost brain cleanup crews to fight Alzheimer's
Researchers at the Salk Institute and Scripps Research Institute report in Science that molecular jani tors in a worm model clear the sticky beta amyloid buildup linked to Alzheimer's. The work suggests drugs could enhance natural cellular detox and slow aging related brain decline, with potential new targets for therapy.
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Police report at Baytown: thefts from site and restaurant incident
Four vehicles at a feeder road site were burglarized Sunday morning, with radios, electronics, wallets, a cell phone and a floor jack worth 752 dollars stolen. A white male ate 31 dollars worth of food and alcohol at a restaurant on Interstate 10 then fled in a green Saturn, plate V08 LST, before 2 pm. Baytown PD logged 171 calls from Wednesday 6 am to Thursday 6 am, including 10 burglaries, 10 disturbances, 6 thefts, 3 auto thefts and multiple other incidents. Crime Stoppers offers cash tips at 281 427 TIPS.
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Finley explains clothesline in playful Baytown Sun note
Retired Baytown Sun editor Jim Finley discusses what a clothesline is in a lighthearted aside, recalling emails with Ellen and wryly noting Jimmy would hang the clothes. He playfully invites Ellen to show hers, framing the scene with a retired editor’s nostalgic humor.
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