EU fails to agree on stem cell funding
EU ministers fail to reach a compromise on embryonic stem cell funding, with a moratorium ending December 31. Commission officials say proposals will be judged case by case after the moratorium.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2003
Page
6
EU ministers fail to reach a compromise on embryonic stem cell funding, with a moratorium ending December 31. Commission officials say proposals will be judged case by case after the moratorium.
Saudi Interior Ministry said police arrested a man on November 26 in connection with the Muhaya housing compound attack that killed 17 and wounded 122. The raid yielded a small arsenal including a surface to air missile and AK-47s, plus incitement pamphlets. Authorities seek others linked to the terror cell as embassies warned of potential further attacks.
Baghdad reports the Iraqi Governing Council head Abdel-Aziz al Hakim pushes for a direct Iraqi vote to elect the transitional legislature, opposing U S plan for caucuses in 18 provinces. The plan envisions a sovereign government by July 1 and a constituent assembly by March 2005, amid security concerns and Shiite participation.
President Bush signed the Healthy Forest Restoration Act at the Agriculture Department vowing to prevent catastrophic wildfires like California blazes that have destroyed millions of acres and killed dozens. He cited support from firefighters and noted critics claim benefits for the timber industry while aiming to save lives and property.
NASA, after a loud metallic noise near the international space station, asks the Pentagon to use spy satellites to inspect the exterior. Astronauts Michael Foale and Alexander Kaleri have used the station arm and cameras to check possible causes like a loose antenna, space debris, or cover, with no conclusive findings yet.
Thomas Scully, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, will step down on December 15 after President Bush signs the Medicare overhaul into law. He plans to join a law or investment firm, amid debate over insurers and drugmakers’ influence as the bill provides seniors with a prescription drug benefit in 2006.
Rehn's former manager Kevin Allyn sues for 20 percent of a 1 million ABC wedding fee tied to her December 10 ceremony aired as a special. The suit, filed November 19 in Superior Court, alleges he negotiated the fee. ABC did not immediately comment. The weddings and related specials have been shown as part of ABC programming.
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