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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2002
Page
2
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Iowa Today profiles reunions as time moves on. The 10th annual edition gathers past classmates and greetings.
A service honoring workers who died on the job will be held at noon Sunday at Iowa City Civic Plaza. The Gazette corrects a prior error that listed the date as Saturday and invites readers to comment on accuracy and clarity.
Mike Deupree analyzes how ISPs use word matching to block phrases like child pornography and the resulting censorship concerns. He notes legal limits, technical workarounds, and the uneasy balance between privacy and blocking unwanted messages. The column contemplates compromise between users and ISPs.
Scientists led by Zhe-Xi Luo report the 125 million year old fossil Eomaia scansoria from northeastern China. The small agile climber shows fur traces and suggests an early placental mammal lineage bridging fossil and molecular timelines.
Astronomer Harvey Richer of the University of British Columbia reports the Hubble Space Telescope measured cooling in faint white dwarfs in the M4 cluster to estimate the universe’s age. The dimmer white dwarfs imply ages around 12.7 billion years, with a 0.5 billion year uncertainty, and star formation likely began about a billion years after the Big Bang, yielding an overall age near 13 billion years.
A Swedish study finds acrylamide forms when carbohydrates are heated and is present in many fried or oven baked items such as potato chips and french fries. Leif Busk of the National Food Administration notes the finding arises during food preparation after Stockhol m University researchers tested over 100 foods. American scientists urge calm while awaiting more data.
A 1400 acre blaze leapt between trees as winds pushed it beyond containment in Bailey Colorado leading to the evacuation of about 1000 homes and a dozen businesses. Crews prepared to defend downtown with aircraft dumping slurry. Four schools closed and Highway 285 shut.
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