Bush Endorses Embryonic Stem Cell Research Policy
President Bush announced federal funding for research using stem cells from embryos that have already been destroyed, avoiding funding for new embryo destructions. The decision, described as a difficult moral intersection, frames leadership as making tough calls despite partisan backlash.
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Biotechnology Industry Organization
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Texas
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The Daily Record explains submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters must be signed with address and phone, may not exceed 300 words, and not signed by more than two people. Space limits mean unpublished letters are not acknowledged or returned.
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Industrialist Anderson Denies Political Aim of Amendment Effort
Robert O. Anderson, named honorary co chairman of the state succession amendment committee, said the role is not political. If approved in November the amendment would let state officials run two consecutive four year terms. Kelly McCann recently graduated from the University of Texas. Cody Cummins graduated from the University of Denver.
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University of Denver
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Domenici Richardson Rivalry Gathers Steam In New Mexico
Domenici signals serious Senate bid with a large fund drive while Richardson weighs governor or U.S. Senate runs. Richardson tours southern New Mexico to solidify support and may announce by October, with party rivals reshaping campaigns.
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Today in History august twelfth 2001 highlights notable events
August 12 2001 marks events across history including Isaac Singer’s sewing machine patent in 1851 and key milestones such as Andrew Johnson impeachment efforts in 1867, Spain's 1898 war peace protocol, Hawaii annexation, Kennedy family aviation tragedy, first hydrogen bomb test in 1953, Echo One launch in 1960, and the final withdrawal of American combat troops from Vietnam in 1972.
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Cultural decline linked to dating abuse findings
A Journal of the American Medical Association survey shows one in five high school girls abused by a dating partner, correlating with self destructive behavior like binge drinking and eating-disorder practices. The author critiques prevention efforts and flags culture as the root cause, urging virtue and attention to youth inputs.
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Shuttle landings at White Sands Space Harbor noted
The 1982 White Sands landing of Columbia is recalled with Josh as a baby observer. The account explains White Sands as a backup shuttle site, its weather delays, and the space harbor's history, pilots training, and backup runway repairs affecting future landings.
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