Obama seeks undecided Dems for health vote backing
President Obama targets a small group of House Democrats who opposed health overhaul to back a revised Senate bill. AP survey shows at least nine of 39 November nay voters undecided, with Pelosi needing 216 yes votes to pass amid vacancies and potential defections.
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D-Calif
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White House
Phoenix Church Feeds Needy Faces Zoning Fight
In Phoenix a CrossRoads United Methodist Church breakfast for the homeless sparked a zoning dispute leading to a federal suit. Neighbors allege blight and danger from a homeless felon, while church defenders invoke religious rights under the Religious Land Use Act. Local officials cite charity dining in a restricted zoning district.
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CrossRoads United Methodist Church
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Jason Morris
Charles Haynes
Nashville
First Amendment Center
Haynes
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Alliance Defense Fund
Pensacola
Fla
Inflammation Key in Fat Disease Link Under Study
Scientists race to prove fat drives heart disease and diabetes via inflammation. A large NIH trial tests whether a cheap anti inflammatory drug can curb Type 2 diabetes tied to obesity while new work links fat tissue to immune cells and a clotting protein, PAI-1, signaling danger.
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Carey Lumeng
University of Michigan
Myrlene Slater
National Institutes of Health
Diabetes Division
Steven Shoelson
Joslin Diabetes Center
Shoelson
Schoelson
Preeti Kishore
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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