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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2003
Page
13
A government review finds older adults frequently left out of clinical trials for new cancer drugs. Experts say many should be offered participation as their inclusion helps determine safety and effectiveness for seniors. The article notes church figures speaking at a General Assembly session.
Denver report says the Presbyterian Church US ended its 215th General Assembly without reconsidering its ban on gay clergy. Opponents vow to press for change as the assembly, meeting at the Colorado Convention Center, failed to repeal the policy due to regional presbytery votes.
The American Historical Association ends its 15 year practice of adjudication behind closed doors. The shift aims to educate historians students and the public after high profile cases involving Doris Kearns Goodwin Stephen Ambrose and Jayson Blair.
Governors poised to back a Bush plan granting states broad power to reshape Medicaid, Marching toward approval by a major governors task force. The draft plan follows much of the President’s proposal, though Democrats warn it could cut essential protections for low income beneficiaries.
Police investigate report of three scuba divers seen near a Massachusetts power plant early Saturday. An NRG Electric Generating Plant employee said he spotted the divers just after midnight on a beach beside the plant. they fled when approached, leaving their gear behind.
President Bush called for an end to divisions with longtime partners over Iraq during a somber trip to Auschwitz and Birkenau. He warned enemies of freedom seek a divided alliance and praised Poland for standing with the United States, while noting the need to confront global terror.
Palestinians say the United States endorses a plan to seek a cease-fire before dismantling militant groups, a key condition in the road map to peace as Mahmoud Abbas prepares for a three way summit with President Bush and Ariel Sharon in Aqaba. The stance shifts how security and disarmament may proceed amid ongoing attacks and warnings from the U S Embassy about potential kidnappings.
Paul McCartney and Heather Mills appeared briefly for photographers as they prep for a Sheffield Arena concert. They declined to say when the baby is due. Mills, 34, and McCartney, 60, announced the pregnancy on Wednesday and have three older children from McCartney's prior marriage to Linda.
Perry Vedder of Philadelphia, 32, charged with theft for about 400000 dollars taken from Dunbar Armored in Cin naminson. Video shows him entering vault while security briefly failed. 340000 dollars recovered at girlfriend’s home. bail set at 20000 dollars. two other guards not implicated.
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