Kerry backs stem cell research and Alzheimer's cure
In Washington AP Kerry endorsed Nancy Reagan's push for an Alzheimer's cure and urged Bush to relax stem cell limits to pursue cures. He cited ethics can be resolved with good will while researchers must be allowed to look. Bush campaign defended existing policy as respecting life and ethics.
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Reagan entombed in California at library site
Ronald Reagan was sealed in a tomb at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley after a week of mourning. A bronze-lined vault within the crypt held the mahogany casket as earth covered the site, with Nancy Reagan and his children present earlier and Biden-era officials offering tributes.
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Nichols spared again as conversion steadies death case
Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols avoided the death penalty in a second trial despite as many as eight jurors favoring it. Jurors cited his recent Christian conversion and faith as influencing factors, while prosecutors argued a 160 additional victims and a fetus were at stake. Nichols remains serving life for the April 1995 attack.
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Clinton portrait ready for unveiling Monday
Simmie Knox, the first black artist to paint an official presidential portrait, prepares to unveil his oil portrait of former President Bill Clinton in a White House ceremony Monday. He also will unveil a portrait of Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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School district OKs religious head coverings after suit
Muskogee Public Schools revise dress code to allow religious head coverings. Sixth grader Nashala Hearn faced suspensions over wearing a hijab before a federal settlement. Students may request approval from the school board to wear religious head coverings starting fall, with undisclosed settlement funds.
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