Planners Map Growth and Transit in Regional Vision
Community groups in Pasadena and surrounding areas use colored chips to mark growth zones on maps, seeking higher density, mixed use development, mass transit lines, and preservation of wetlands while avoiding flood plains. Competing views favor urban pockets versus moderate expansion as Houston region workshops run toward a public vision due by February 2006.
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Pasadena
James Guthrie
Billy Combs
Houston
Combs
Baytown
West Chambers County
Garth Road
North Main Street
Up FM
Crosby
Conroe
West Chase
Angleton
Lily Wells
HGAC
Evolution Festival Vendors Sought in West Baytown
The West Baytown Civic Association and CICLO Magazine seek arts crafts and food vendors for the West Baytown Evolution Festival at Bergeron Park from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. For details call 281-427-6438.
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West Baytown
Bush Accepts Responsibility for Wilma Relief Delays
Florida Governor Jeb Bush took blame for slow supply distribution to Wilma victims while noting the federal agency FEMA is not at fault. He spoke with Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff at a Tallahassee news conference as Floridians faced long lines for food ice water and gas. The storm killed at least 27 people and caused up to 10 billion dollars in damage in Florida with deaths also reported in Haiti Mexico and Jamaica.
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Miami
Jeb Bush
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
Bush
Tallahassee
Federal
Homeland Security
Michael Chertoff
Wilma
Miami-Dade
Florida
Haiti
Mexico
Jamaica
South
Florida Power & Light
Carlos Alvarez
Orange Bowl
Josephina Diaz
Claudia Shaw
Palm Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miami-Dade County
DNA differences map signals new era in disease study
New York scientists map tiny DNA variation patterns that distinguish individuals helping locate genes linked to heart disease diabetes and other illnesses. The project, involving over 200 researchers from six nations, aims to improve diagnosis prediction and treatment by revealing biological underpinnings and therapy strategies.
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New York
David Altshuler
Six Nations
Xavier students cope with Amherst campus culture
Xavier University students from New Orleans study at Amherst College amid October chill and hills, adjusting to a new social scene while missing home. Tameka Noel, a Xavier senior from Texas, says the experience tests her and broadens her education, despite some difficult days.
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Amherst
Mass
New Orleans
Tameka Noel
Amherst College
Berkshire Mountains
Bourbon Street
Xavier University
Noel
New Boston
Texas
Xavier
Sunni clerics split over ratified constitution and Dec. 15 slate
Newly ratified constitution sparks Sunni dissent as hard line clerics refuse to join politics while Sunni groups back a joint candidate slate for Dec. 15 elections. The discord signals uncertainty in the Sunni Arab minority at a time of post referendum strategy. In Kentucky, Darnell Hartsfield测试.
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General Conference For the People of Iraq
Iraqi Islamic Party
Iraqi National Dialogue
Sunni Arabs unite to field candidates in December elections
Three Sunni Arab groups joined forces in Baghdad to field candidates in December elections under the planned political framework. The alliance signals a consolidated effort to secure representation in Iraq's upcoming vote amid complex sectarian dynamics.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U S and Japan strike deal on American military presence
Tokyo reports a deal with the United States over Okinawa base realignment. The U S will close Futenma and move functions to Camp Schwab in the north. Both sides compromised on a heliport on reclaimed land delaying full construction due to reef concerns.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Asia
Okinawa
U.S
Futenma Marine Corps Air Station
Camp Schwab
Kyodo
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