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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 2012

Page

10

Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund distributes over 80 million

The Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund reports 80,200,763 distributed to 2,117 students over 11 years, aiding 4,387 financially needy families of Sept 11 victims and responders. Scholarship America manages the fund with support from corporations foundations and individuals.

New York Rhianna Quinn Roddy Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund Tim Miller Repien My Fe Port Authority Ground Zero Families of Freedom Pons Jinn Roddy Ames of Freedomreedom World Trade Center Pentagon Scholarship America Scholarship ‘America Lauren

National security still shaping 2012 race as economy dominates

A CBS News and New York Times survey finds 37 percent of voters rate terrorism as extremely important to their vote, mirroring past cycles where national security carried weight. Observers note Obama leads Romney on security issues, while the economy remains pivotal with undecideds in play less than two months from Election Day. Gallup also shows Romney ahead among veterans.

CBS News New York Times Ap-Ipsos George W. Bush John Kerry Obama John McCain Romney Afghanistan Clark Gallup

WTC Health Program Expands to Add 50 Cancer Types

The federal WTC Health Program adds about 50 cancers to illnesses covered for responders and survivors. NIOSH says expansion advances access to care as experts note toxins in Ground Zero dust could plausibly cause cancer in heavily exposed workers.

WTC New York NIOSH John Howard Institute Sory World Trade Center Ground Zero Lower Manhattan Congress

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