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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1979
Page
33
The piece traces the long struggle over the Tellico project, TVA, and the snail darter, detailing Supreme Court rulings, congressional amendments, and shifting political hands. It questions democracy amid environmental and development clashes and notes leaders like Howard Baker and David Freeman.
Bavarian officials and papers criticized Count Kle nau von Klenowa for selling Nazi relics on November 9 the anniversary of the Crystal Night. Authorities recently moved to halt his auctions in the city Adolf Hitler called the capital of the movement. West German law bars such sales except for academic or historical purposes.
Gainesville researchers led by Henry Aldrich study nearly 500 slime mold species in UF labs to understand primitive cellular cooperation and tissue formation. The work examines slime mold reproduction, feeding habits, and long term survival in controlled conditions, linking their biology to human cell behavior.
Klenau argues that the table linen and copies of Mein Kampf belong to Hitler's housekeeper Mrs Winter and plans to reoffer the items at spring auction. Klenau and staff soften when questioned about clients. Historians museum custodians dealers and private collectors are among potential buyers. Wolfgang Hermann, the auctioneer, says only about one third of items handled come from the Nazi period.
In Petten ECN scientists test horizontal and vertical wind turbine designs to tap North Sea winds. A 5,000-turbine plan could supply about 20 percent of Dutch electricity, but land use and planning pose challenges.
Los Angeles internist Dr. Harold Schwartz says research into President Lincoln's ancestry shows signs of Marfan syndrome, a hereditary heart disorder. He asserts Lincoln probably had about a year to live if not assassinated.
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