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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1994
Page
3
General Nutrition Inc agrees to a 2.4 million fine over unsubstantiated weight loss and health claims for more than 40 supplements. The settlement bars future violations of prior FTC orders from 1970 and 1989 and requires substantiation for claims about slowing hair loss.
Lt. Scott C. Bubeck, 30, of Belmond Iowa, was killed when his F A 18 crashed after takeoff from the USS Saratoga during NATO air operations over Bosnia. The body was recovered on the Adriatic Sea. officials say he likely ejected.
Researchers led by Joseph Takahashi at Northwestern University identify a single mutation on chromosome 5 in mice that governs circadian rhythms and wake sleep cycles. The finding may lead to drugs for jet lag night shift sleep disorders and narcolepsy. Science publication details unnamed.
The Census Bureau warns AIDS could reverse decades of gains in child survival. Life expectancy could drop by 9 to 25 years in the hardest hit countries, with up to 121 million lives at risk by 2020. Behavior change is needed to alter this trajectory.
The Supreme Court questioned a Florida abortion clinic buffer zone order as a free speech issue. Justices weighed if restricting protests within 36 feet of clinic entrances and 300 feet of staff homes violates the First Amendment. The court plans a written ruling by late June.
Former vice president Dan Quayle hints at a 1996 presidential bid in a forthcoming HarperCollins memoir. In Standing Firm he criticizes Bush administration figures including Jim Baker and Robert Teeter while leaving George H. W. Bush unscathed. Kemp is also profiled with critical lines about White House meetings.
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