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Manchester Journal Inquirer (Newspaper) - February 8, 2005, Manchester, Connecticut EAST WINDSOR ENFIELD ' V T T Charlie leads charge Charlie Villanueva dominates with 21 points and 10 rebounds to lead to a 74-66 upset win at Syracuse on Page 60 SOWERS SUFFIELD WINDSOR WINDSOR LOCKS charges first Christopher DiMeo was to be returned to New York today to face charges in a fatal Fairfield police also are preparing to charge Crews are raising 7,500 gates in Central Page 20 I Page 2 Tonight Mostly Low 34. Big picture Local focus Wednesday HI 47 1032 PAGE TV 4 Journal Inquirer 4AAB February 8, 2005 End the violence Israeli Palestinian leaders pledge to halt all attacks By Lara Associated Press John Moore Associated Press Students at Cairo University burn a banner representing Israel and the United States in Egypt today as Israeli and Palestinian leaders were gathered at the Egyptian resort of Sharm HARM Egypt - Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas declared today that their people would stop all military or violent pledging to break the four-year cycle of bloodshed and get peace talks back on With the flags of their countries whipping in the Sharon and Abbas met face-to-face at a Mideast summit Abbas have agreed on halting all violent actions against Palestinians and Israelis wherever they Sharon made a similar in my meeting with Chairman we agreed that all Palestinians will stop all acts of violence against all Israelis at the same Israel will cease all its military activity against all Palestinians he Abbas said he expected the cease-fire pledges to pave the way for resumption of talks on so-called issues such as and Jerusalem's all within the context of the Mideast to Sharon said he also expected the deal Tuesday to set the stage for the implementation of the During the Sharon also invited Abbas to visit him SEE MIDEAST PAGE 12 INSIDE Summer concerts canceled ADVO officials have canceled the 2005 concert season because of a disagreement with the performing arts center's insurance an official said Page 4 Landfill bid rejected The East Windsor Zoning Board of Appeals turned down the Kement family's request to operate a bulky waste landfill on their North Road The Kements contend the operation is exempt from town control because it predates zoning Page 5 Council tries again for Burke The Enfield Town Council is considering naming the Enfield Public Library after former Mayor Francis A. Two months ago the council was rebuffed in a bid to rename the Enfield Street Elementary School for Page 8 Kissel treads murky waters in stem cell debate Republican senator from Enfield trying to balance curative potential with risk of abuse By Keith M. Phaneuf Journal Inquirer o say state Sen. John A. Kissel's views on stem cell research are evolving may not be entirely For an Enfield Republican whose district in Connecticut contains many strong parishes and says his own views are shaped by his constituents and his Roman Catholic But at the same the veteran of 13 years in the Senate is trying to get his intellectual and philosophical arms around a complex field of biomedical research that he says offers tremendous potential to prolong human The he is to find a policy that isn't driven by profit or extreme dogma but is based in both a sincere effort to cure illness and a respect for life in you think of the good that could come of this - if we could cure juvenile diabetes or cure Alzheimer's - it's very said one of a handful of Republicans who stood up with Democratic legislative leaders last month to endorse state sponsorship of stem cell concern is that once we open this door and say what is then we have set up the construct and we have to live with he Democrats say they want at least million allocated this year for and Republican Gov. Jodi Rell pledged to recommend at least million in her biennial budget plan due While most Democratic legislators say they want studies done both on adult and embryonic stem Kissel is limiting for to backing adult That distinction is at the center of one of the main controversies surrounding the issue of stem cell Scientists believe stem but particularly those from can be coaxed into becoming the many tissues of the human and may hold the key to curing diseases such as Lou and The research would rely heavily on stem cell lines extracted from 5-day-old embryos made available through fertility people in my district have contacted me in the last few weeks and say they equate this process with he Though Kissel never has had to cast a vote on abortion during his the senator says he believes a compelling argument can be made that a distinct human life exists after The U.S. Supreme in its famous 1973 ruling in Roe vs. did not attempt to define when human life instead setting a standard based upon the ability to survive outside the That legal standard generally comes into play with the third trimester of a pregnancy would not affect embryos that are just a few days Opponents also believe an open door on stem cell research will lead to something many religious groups also want clearly defined as Kissel he is not done learning SEE KISSEL 12 INDEX 8USINSS..,.,.,>....,26f 27 31-35 MOVIE PUBLIC TAKE 6.

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