Amniotic stem cells spark cautious optimism in debate
The Express-Times notes researchers are testing amniotic fluid stem cells able to form muscle, tissue and other lineages while the broader debate over adult and embryonic stem cells continues. Critics cite ethics, while proponents urge exploration of all three approaches amid political fights and funding stakes.
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City debates river use limits in New Braunfels meeting
River Activities Committee proposals win initial support as New Braunfels weighs curbs on tubing on the Comal and Guadalupe rivers. Backers warn of overuse while outfitters push for maintaining access and tourism revenue. officials warn of season changes and tax implications.
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Today in History highlights and notable deaths
On January 13 1794 Washington approved a flag expansion after Vermont and Kentucky joined the union. The date also marks the deaths of Stephen Foster 1864 Emile Zola 1898 James Joyce 1941 Ernie Kovacs 1962 and Robert C Weaver 1966 becoming the first black cabinet member as HUD secretary.
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DOE fires LANL Nuclear Security head amid security plan failures
DOE ousted Linton Brooks, head of the National Nuclear Security Administration, as Democrats take Congress. LANL staff told to prep for random drug tests while a five year plan on inventory and security proves insufficient, raising questions about accountability and use of taxpayer money.
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Texas Officials Contact Directory Fragments
A messy OCR list shows multiple Texas political offices. Names include Kay Bailey Hutchison John Cornyn Lamar Smith Henry Cuellar Nathan Macias Jeff Wentworth Judith Zaffirini and Rick Perry with various Washington Austin and San Antonio addresses and phone numbers. The text mixes senate and house offices with web addresses and faxes.
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Reagan son backs surge stance on Iraq war
Mike Reagan speaks on over 200 radio stations urging decisive action in Iraq. He argues for a troop surge to win, criticizing restrictive rules of engagement and media elites. He calls for eliminating Muqtada al-Sadr and his 10,000-strong Mahdi Army in Sadr City and supports Maliki’s hard line.
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