Seedlings From Ancient Bristlecone Pine Arrive in Washington
Two spiky 4 inch seedlings from Methuselah the 4768 year old bristlecone pine were delivered by David and Jared Milarch to the United States Botanic Garden. The plants, currently half its genetic material, will be grafted at about three years to become full clones. The seedlings spent a month at George Washington's Mount Vernon greenhouse before going to the Botanic Garden's facilities.
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APA
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Heart attack myth challenged by large risk factor study
New JAMA findings from two studies with over 500,000 participants show 80 percent of heart attacks occur in people with one of four risk factors high cholesterol high blood pressure diabetes or smoking. Northwestern and Cleveland Clinic researchers cite 87 to 94 percent and 81 to 85 percent respectively.
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Former Iraqi vice president Ramadan captured in Mosul
Kurdish fighters seized Taha Yassin Ramadan in Mosul and handed him to U S forces. The 65 year old once ranked as Iraq’s second most powerful figure and was on the U S list of most wanted. President Bush welcomed the capture and said justice would follow.
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Davis blasts recall as GOP power grab in Californias slide
Gov. Gray Davis, in a combative address after recall eligibility, denounces the Oct. 7 vote as a Republican power grab. He defends record on schools and health care amid energy crisis and a multibillion budget deficit. Lt. Gov. Bustamante unveils a plan to revive the economy.
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Bush calls energy bill fix after blackout
President Bush urged reworking pending energy legislation to address transmission problems highlighted by last week's blackout. He said a House Senate conference committee should be up and running in about three weeks. He spoke after phone talks with Rep. Tauzin and Sen. Domenici as economists estimate up to 6 billion dollars in losses.
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