Mexican first lady Marta Sahagun ends presidential run doubt
Public relief followed Marta Sahagun s declaration that she will not run for president, easing controversy within the ruling party and easing uncertainty for President Vicente Fox as Mexico nears the end of his term. Leaders across parties welcomed the decision, citing strengthened democracy and leadership.
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Giant corpse flower blooms at SFA Mast Arboretum in Nacogdoches
Crowds of 50 to 60 gathered to view East Texas Amorphophallus titanum blooms at Stephen F. Austin University. The 5 foot 1 inch flower, smelling like rotting flesh, is one of about two dozen known U S blooms. Arboretum staff pollinated the plant and described its brief open period and odor driven pollinators.
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Arson suspected in Harlingen fire at Pioneer’s Building
Investigators suspect arson after a Sunday fire gutted Harlingen’s 89 year old Pioneer’s Building a historic brick structure that housed a mercantile store post office community center and classrooms for Hispanic children Four city fire departments battled more than eight hours to bring the blaze under control destroying a family owned Western store and finance company and leaving the building roofless Fire Inspector Ramon Gomez said signs of a flammable liquid may have been used as an accelerant per Tuesday’s Valley Morning Star.
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Theologian J Robert Nelson dies at 84 in Texas
Boston based theologian John Robert Nelson died of cancer at age 84 in a Houston hospital. He taught at Boston University School of Theology 1965 to 1985 and was dean 1972 to 1974. He helped pioneer bioethics relating theology to genetics and medical tech. He served on NIH panels and organized a 1978 World Council of Churches conference at MIT. Prior to BU he was Vanderbilt Divinity School dean 1957 to 1960 and resigned over James Lawson's dismissal amid sit ins.
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Man in bus case thought Bush was on board
An Ohio man rushed the front of a Greyhound bus traveling about 70 mph on Interstate 40 near Amarillo and grabbed the steering wheel after believing President Bush was onboard. A male passenger detained him until authorities could be contacted. He faces federal charges for attempted…
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