Tracy Hosts Fans as Lawrence Returns to City
Fans lined up at Wal-Mart to buy or have autographs for Lawrence's CD Then and Now The Hits Collection. Linda Dean and Larry Greene expressed their excitement while others praised the community event and plan for a concert.
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Lawrence
Wal-Mart
Linda Dean
Warrenville
Larry Greene
Hicks
Suzanne Stone
Sstone
Aikenstandard
Moore Eyes Grass Roots Boost in Governor Campaign
Moore says fundraising is going very well and will improve as he travels the state. He praises Shock as a winner and notes Shock began working for him this week and now controls all aspects of the campaign. Contact Philip Lord at plord aikenstandard.com.
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Philip Lord
Plord
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Bush visit creates fundraising tensions in California
President Bush flew to dedicate a new Air Force One exhibit at the Ronald Reagan library while drawing GOP criticism for a $1 million fundraiser timing ahead of California’s November 8 gubernatorial election. Governor Schwarzenegger noted he wanted fundraisers after Election Day and hinted at a scheduling mismatch.
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GOP
California
Republican National Committee
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Anaheim
Schwarzenegger
FDA approves first brain stem cell transplant
Regulators authorize a six patient trial at Stanford to test immature neural stem cells derived from fetal tissue for Batten disease. The goal is to see if engrafted cells can produce missing enzyme and slow degeneration in children, with ethical and safety questions noted by experts.
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Stanford University Medical Center
Stanford Review Board
Arthur Caplan
University of Pennsylvania
Center For Bioethics
Caplan
Stem Cells Inc
Palo Alto, Calif
California Foundation
Stem Cells
Martin McGlynn
McGlynn
Stanford University Neurosur
Geon
Stephen Huhn
Huhn
Stanford University
Irving Weissman
Richardson says North Korea more flexible on nuclear talks
In Tokyo Bill Richardson reports North Korea shows new openness on nuclear activities and aims to rejoin six party negotiations next month. He cites Yongbyon visit and claims refueling and reprocessing completed, urging closure of the reactor as talks proceed.
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