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Kelly hoping for national test standard

Associated Press

Monday, June 1, 2009

BATAVIA, N.Y. -- Now that Jim Kelly has convinced several states to begin testing infants for rare and often fatal genetic disorders, the Hall of Fame quarterback is setting his sights higher. Kelly says he hopes to meet with President Barack Obama to push for a federally mandated national testing standard. While hosting the Hunter's Hope Foundation's annual golf tournament, Kelly says he'll "go to the top" to get the testing required nationally sooner rather than later. The foundation is nam ...

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