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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2006
Page
12
A student named Jacqueline Res. collaborates on a project using mouse embryonic cells to study a nuclear fet between cells, highlighting early-stage genetic research efforts and laboratory techniques.
Harvard University scientists are pursuing embryo cloning to create stem cells aimed at treating diseases. They emphasize privately funded work could yield treatments for diabetes, Lou Gehrig’s disease, and other conditions, though the research faces controversy and fraud concerns.
California primaries and other states provide a snapshot of the political mood ahead of fall midterms. Voters respond to imprisoned former Rep Duke Cunningham while Democrats seek to expand gains in a solidly Republican district and Republicans target several key contests nationwide.
In New York around the 6 6 6 date, some parents and officials act to avoid births on the ominous day. Liza WASHINGTON, a child hospital admin, notes widespread cancellations and fears tied to the date as people seek to dodge its bad omen.
The House debated a Senate passed bill to raise FCC fines for indecent broadcast content from 32 500 to 325 000 per violation. The measure, expected to pass and be signed by President Bush, aims to curb obscene material on TV and radio amid stricter industry self regulation and delays.
International diplomats report a Rare convergence on incentives to Iran to suspend uranium enrichment. The package includes undisclosed U S nuclear technology and European reactor cooperation along with approvals for airplane parts trade and WTO accession. Tehran faces pressure to accept amid fears of a renewed nuclear program and regional instability.
In Baghdad on Tuesday the prime minister pledged to release 2500 prisoners and push ahead with a security plan to curb sectarian violence after a wave of brazen attacks. The day prior gunmen in police uniforms abducted 50 people in downtown Baghdad and 21 Shiites were killed north of the city.
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