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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 2009

Page

10

Obama lifts limits on embryonic stem cell research

President Obama plans to end the eight year restriction on taxpayer funded embryonic stem cell work reversing Bush era limits. The move prompts debate over morality while enabling government funding for newer healthier cell lines and therapies potentially aiding diabetes Parkinsons Alzheimer’s and spinal injury recovery. Dr George Daley of Harvard Stem Cell Institute hails the shift as energizing research efforts.

Washington, D.C Barack Obama Nancy Reagan Christopher Reeve Obama White House Parkin George Daley Harvard Stem Cell Institute and Children’s Hospital of Boston George W. Bush Geron Corp

Tragic moped crash on U S 1 prompts fatality

A 2008 Yamaha moped northbound on U S 1 in Aiken County collided with a 1999 Chevrolet S-10 that ran a stop sign. Marcus Morris was thrown into the roadway and struck by a northbound 2004 Volvo tractor trailer driven by Lowell Holloway, 68, of Leesville. Elizabeth Turner, Batesburg, was turning onto U S 1.

U.S. 1 Aiken County Elizabeth Turner Batesburg Morris Lowell Holloway Leesville

Funds allocate crime protection grants to states and locals

The funding formula blends population and violent crime data with a minimum share to ensure fair state and territorial distribution. Sixty percent goes to states while 40 percent funds local governments. Over 5000 communities will use the grants to boost crime prevention and protection efforts. Aiken County Sheriff’s Office is eligible for 173120 dollars, with Sheriff Hunt planning a staff meeting to discuss needs and SWAT equipment upgrades. North Augusta receives 20519 dollars and will apply the same approach locally.

Aiken County Michael Hunt North Augusta Sam Bennett Karen Kdaily Aikenstandard

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