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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 2004

Page

7

Bush nominates Leavitt for HHS chief amid Homeland security vacancy

President Bush nominates Michael Leavitt to lead Health and Human Services as Medicare and Medicaid face budget pressures. Leavitt, Utah former governor and EPA head, would replace Tommy Thompson if confirmed. White House seeks new Homeland Security chief after Bernard Kerik’s abrupt withdrawal. possible candidates include Hutchinson Townsend Hagin and Bonner.

Washington Michael Leavitt Bush Leavitt United States Utah Tommy Thompson Senate Leavitt Group Ics Dane Leavitt White House John Walters National Drug Policy Homeland Security Department Bernard Kerik Scott McClellan Kerik Asa Hutchinson Department Transportation and Border Security Homeland Security Fran Townsend Joseph Hagin Robert Bonner U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Extinction risk for birds could reshape ecosystems

Researchers from Stanford warn that about 10 percent of bird species may go extinct by 2100 with another 15 percent on the brink. Losses could disrupt ecosystem processes such as decomposition pollination and seed dispersal with broad effects on agriculture and human society.

Washington Cagan H. Sekercioglu Stanford University Center For Conservation Biology Sekercioglu Proceedings

Pine bark extract from Christmas tree may ease arthritis

Finnish researchers led by Kaveli Pihlaja of the University of Turku report highly purified pine bark extract from a Christmas tree inhibits inflammatory chemicals in mouse cells linked to arthritis. The study, to be printed in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, suggests potential food supplements for pain relief.

Kaveli Pihlaja University of Turku Finland Pihlaja Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry

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