First Lady Defends Stem Cell Policy as Ridiculous Criticism
First Lady Laura Bush defended President Bushs embryonic stem cell policy calling rival Kerry s criticisms ridiculous and saying prospects for cures are not proven yet. She notes Bushs 2001 funding limits and cites NIH counts on usable stem cell lines while supporters argue for more research freedom and potential disease cures.
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John Kerry
Bush
Nancy Reagan
Senate
Reagan
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Kerry
Phil Singer
Clinton
Lead attorney for Rudolph case quits in Birmingham
The lead attorney for serial bomber Eric Rudolph withdrew from the defense on Monday and Judge Lynwood Smith appointed Judy Clarke, known for defending the Unabomber Ted Kaczynski, to take his place. Clarke already assisted in the case but had not been lead counsel. No reason was given for Jaffe’s withdrawal.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eric Rudolph
Richard Jaffe
Rudolph
Lynwood Smith
Jaffe
Judy Clarke
Clarke
Ted Kaczynski
Susan Smith
South Carolina
Hacking charged with first degree murder in Utah
Mark Hacking faces a first degree murder charge after allegedly confessing to relatives that he shot his wife Lori Hacking in their bed and discarded her body in a trash bin. Lori's body has not been found despite landfill searches. He is jailed on $1 million bail with a five years to life sentencing range.
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Mark Hacking
Lori Hacking
Hacking
North Carolina
University of Utah
Gil Athay
Mark
Athay
Salt Lake
KUTV
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