Stem cell plan urged by senator DALLAS (AP) — Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison said Friday that state leaders should work with Gov. Rick Perry and the Legislature to develop a stem-cell research policy that keeps Texas from being "left in the dust by California." Hutchison, a potential 2006 Republican primary challenger to Perry, referred to a landmark $3 billion initiative to fund stem-cell research passed by California voters in November. The senator, who said again Friday that she has not decided whether to run for governor, made her comments as she addressed University of Texas regents and medical college presidents...