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Calls for Central Registry of Federally Funded Human Research
A Presidential Commission urges an online database to track all federally funded human subject research across 18 agencies. It notes inconsistent record keeping and limited data from the Defense Department. The report discusses no fault compensation models like the University of Washington plan and mentions UW’s $10 000 cap for non university medical care and litigation rights.
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U.S
Department of Health and Human Services
Presidential Commission For
Defense Department
Commission
Amy Gutmann
University of Washington
Can a woman win Iowa primary in 2010s politics
Jeanne Zaine analyzes Iowa caucuses and gender barriers as Michele Bachmann and other female candidates contend with historical trends. The piece notes Iowa's history, limited female officeholders, evangelical endorsements, and the question whether the first-in-the-nation caucus can elect a woman.
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Iowa
Michele Bachmann
R-Minn
Hawkeye
United States
Bachmann
Ames
Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
John Edwards
Clinton
Carol Moseley Braun
U.S. Senate
House
The
Center For American Women
Rutgers University
Delaware
Mississippi
Vermont
Roxanne Conlin
Bonnie Campbell
Ann Hutchinson
Joy Corning
Rush Limbaugh
Albert Calaway
Cary Gordon
Rick
Obama 2012 Outlook: Economy, Debt and Global Risks
Washington Post columnist Robert J. Samuelson weighs whether modest growth and job gains could boost Obama or allow Republicans to frame his policies as stalling recovery. He cites IHS Global Insight forecasts of 1.8 percent growth, 145,000 monthly jobs, and unemployment around 8.7 percent, plus risks from Europe and China and potential home sales revival. The piece notes pent‑up demand for housing and autos and declining debt burdens as possible gains for Obama, while cautions that political fate hinges on unpredictable events beyond control.
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Obama
Econ
Omy
IHS Global Insight
IHS
Timothy Taylor
Journal of Economic Perspectives
Federal Reserve
Europe
China
Italy
Spain
Institute of International Finance
U.S
Almanac highlights and notable dates for January 3
Almanac notes include Washington's 1777 Princeton victory and 1947 Congress TV debut. Alaska statehood in 1959 and Spirit Mars landing in 2004 are listed. Birthdays cover Lucretia Mott to Eli Manning. C-SPAN launches in 1979 and C-SPAN2 in 1986. Moon phase between Jan 1 and Jan 9.
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George Washington
Princeton
N.J
Alaska
Union
Mars
Lucretia Mott
J.R.R. Tolkien
Victor Borge
Robert Loggia
Victoria Principal
Mel Gibson
Danica McKellar
Eli Manning
FACT
C-Span
U.S. House of Representatives
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