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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2010
Page
2
Los Angeles based researchers report more than 15 million variable genome sites across humans, mapping changes that underlie eye color height and disease risk. In the pilot stage they sequenced genomes from over 800 people and aim for 2,500 by 2012 at an estimated cost of 120 million dollars. They say over 99 percent of the genome is identical among people and now 95 percent of variable sites are identified.
In North Waziristan, U.S. and Pakistani forces fired two missiles at a house, killing seven militants. The strike was the third attack in 24 hours in the area near the Afghan border, home to al Qaida and Taliban allied groups.
Gunmen in three vehicles opened fire at a Tepic car wash in Nayarit state killing fifteen men and wounding three. Authorities say the motive is unclear but investigators suspect organized crime.
Sister Virginia Muller of the Baltimore School Sisters of Notre Dame donates a T206 Wagner card, valued at 150000 to 200000, despite its poor condition. Proceeds support missions in 35 countries. About 60 Wagner cards are known to exist.
The double disaster of a tsunami and a volcano killed more than 340 people in Indonesia with hundreds missing. Rescue teams faced stormy seas while authorities blamed maintenance failures for a broken early warning system and noted a mass burial plan as the nation reeled.
Republican leaders, confident of gaining control of the House and perhaps the Senate, plan a 2011 agenda centered on more than 100 billion dollars in spending cuts and tax relief. They aim to roll back Obama health care and financial rules while balancing urgency with intra party debates and the risk of alienating voters and freshmen.
Farooque Ahmed, a naturalized citizen from Ashburn Virginia, was indicted for seeking to aid al Qaeda by casing Washington area subway stations and proposing bombing methods. The FBI said the undercover operation showed no real danger to the public as agents prevented harm. Ahmed appeared in Alexandria federal court, denying plea and being held without bond.
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