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A look at New Jersey's $450 million stem cell referendum phillyburbs.com Sun, 23 Sep 2007 11:11 PM PDT WHO: New Jersey Gov. Jon S. Corzine and the state Legislature have approved asking voters whether the state should borrow $450 million to fund stem cell research. Judge to weigh stem cell lawsuit in N.J. phillyburbs.com Sun, 23 Sep 2007 11:11 PM PDT TRENTON, N.J. - A state Superior Court judge was scheduled Monday to weigh a request by abortion opponents seeking to halt New Jersey's upcoming referendum on whether the state should borrow $450 million to fund stem cell research for 10 years. Stem cell research funds still unspent The Daily Record Sun, 23 Sep 2007 3:47 PM PDT More than four months after the Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission announced recipients of its first $15 million in grants, the group has not cut checks to any of the 24 winning projects. Sympathy versus agree The Daily Targum Sun, 23 Sep 2007 8:14 PM PDT In response to "Panel discusses stem cell options," The Daily Targum's frontpage story from Sept. 20, I wish to take minor exception to how your reporter, Cait Callahan, contextualized a comment I made at Wednesday's conference. Much as I admire Ms. Callahan's reporting, I believe a more accurate rendering of what I said was possible. More than Coincidence The Daily Targum Sun, 23 Sep 2007 8:14 PM PDT An anti-abortionist group, the Legal Center for Defense of Life, which based in Morristown, filed a lawsuit last Tuesday challenging the New Jersey Stem Cell Research Bond Act of 2007. The act, which is intended to be part of the Nov. 6 ballot, asks for voter endorsement before the state borrows $450 million to fund stem cell research for the next decade.

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