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CODEY TO DISCUSS STEM CELL RESEARCH PROPOSAL

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Posted by Governor's Office on 14:42:46 01/13/05

NEWS RELEASE

Acting Governor Richard J. Codey

Date: January 11, 2005

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Kelley Heck 609-777-2600

Media Advisory
***Wednesday, January 12***

CODEY TO DISCUSS STEM CELL RESEARCH PROPOSAL

(TRENTON) Acting Governor Richard J. Codey on Wednesday, Jan. 12,will visit Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation where he will discuss details regarding his stem cell research proposal.

He will be joined by Acting Health Commissioner Fred M. Jacobs, M.D., doctors from the Kessler Institute and stem cell research advocates.

Codey, in his State of the State Address today, announced that he will ask voters to approve $230 million in bonds to fund grants for stem cell research. He also proposed using $150 million in unspent bond money to build a facility for the New Jersey Stem Cell Research Institute.

Codey was the primary sponsor of legislation signed into law in January 2004 that legalized stem cell research in New Jersey.

Stem Cell Research News Conference
Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation
1199 Pleasant Valley Way
West Orange
11:15 a.m.

Directions: Take the NJ Turnpike to Exit 16E and merge onto 1-280 towards Newark/The Oranges. Follow to Exit 7 and take ramp towards Pl Valley Way / Millburn / Verona. Keep left to stay on ramp towards Millburn, and make a left onto CR-636/Pleasant Valley Way.

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Photos and audio and video clips from Acting Governor Codey's public events are availablein the Acting Governor's Newsroom section on the State of New Jersey web page, http://www.nj.gov/gov_newsroom.html

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Comments:	: NEWS RELEASE : : Acting Governor Richard J. Codey : : Date: January 11, 2005 : : FOR MORE INFORMATION: : Kelley Heck 609-777-2600 : : Media Advisory : *Wednesday, January 12* : : CODEY TO DISCUSS STEM CELL RESEARCH PROPOSAL : : (TRENTON) Acting Governor Richard J. Codey on Wednesday, Jan. 12,will visit Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation where he will discuss details regarding his stem cell research proposal. : : He will be joined by Acting Health Commissioner Fred M. Jacobs, M.D., doctors from the Kessler Institute and stem cell research advocates. : : Codey, in his State of the State Address today, announced that he will ask voters to approve $230 million in bonds to fund grants for stem cell research. He also proposed using $150 million in unspent bond money to build a facility for the New Jersey Stem Cell Research Institute. : : Codey was the primary sponsor of legislation signed into law in January 2004 that legalized stem cell research in New Jersey. : : : Stem Cell Research News Conference : Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation : 1199 Pleasant Valley Way : West Orange : 11:15 a.m. : : Directions: Take the NJ Turnpike to Exit 16E and merge onto 1-280 towards Newark/The Oranges. Follow to Exit 7 and take ramp towards Pl Valley Way / Millburn / Verona. Keep left to stay on ramp towards Millburn, and make a left onto CR-636/Pleasant Valley Way. : : ### : : Photos and audio and video clips from Acting Governor Codey's public events are availablein the Acting Governor's Newsroom section on the State of New Jersey web page, http://www.nj.gov/gov_newsroom.html :
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