Bush veto blocks funding for embryonic stem cell research
President Bush rejected a bill to expand federal funding for embryonic stem cell research in the first veto of his presidency. He argued the measure would involve taking innocent human life and crossed a moral boundary. Senators Kennedy and supporters pledged to continue the battle despite likely defeat in Congress.
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Questions on money and motive in tragic family case
The text questions how funds were used after Andrea’s father’s death and inheritance, noting possible misdirection of income. It critiques a shift in doctors and suggests the treatment facility may have been a rehab center rather than proper mental health care. Amanda Hall, a Dayton resident and Milby High School 1983 graduate, is mentioned.
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Epic battle with a four foot snake ends at bayou
Jane Howard Lee of Mont Belvieu recounts an hour long duel with a large airborne snake in her home, aided by her daughter. Using two garden clippers she hog tied the creature and, after a dramatic exchange, flung the snake over the back fence toward the bayou. Lee notes she is a former Baytown Sun reporter.
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