Ms Magazine reborn as ad free magabook with edge
The historic feminist title Ms. returns as a ad free magabook edited by Robin Morgan. It abandons mass appeal for a lean audience of about 100 000 readers paying 30 to 40 dollars for six issues a year. The revival emphasizes international reporting and ageism critique while preserving sharp, provocative pieces.
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Morgan
Gloria Steinem
Suzanne Braun Levine
Columbia Journalism Review
Ms. Says
Megabook
Gene linked to elephant man disease sparks cancer hope
New York researchers isolated the gene behind neurofibromatosis NF and describe it as a switch that could activate cancer. The finding raises prospects for brain tumor therapies and other cancers, with Dr Allan Rubenstein stating the work could broaden cancer treatment approaches.
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New York
Allan Rubenstein
National Neurofibromatosis Foundation
New
York
Rubenstein
Gazette Corrects Gasoline Tax Figure in Rapids Report
The Gazette corrects an incorrect 29.1 cent per gallon state and federal tax total for unbiended gasoline. The wrong figure was based on Cedar Rapids pump data and will publish a correction or clarification when reports are found inaccurate. Readers may call 398-83183 with complaints about reporting accuracy.
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Cedar Rapids
O'Connor to Address Hoover Library Banquet in Iowa City
Demonstrators from both sides of the abortion issue plan to greet Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in Iowa City as she attends a closed banquet at the Holiday Inn. A sit-in by the Reproductive Rights Coalition of Iowa City and a pro life ceremony by Johnson County Right to Life are set near the hotel.
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John Kirsch
U.S. Supreme Court
Sandra Day O’connor
Iowa City
O’connor
Herbert Hoover Library Association
Holiday Inn
Reproductive Rights Coalition of
Right To Life
Iowa Right To Life Committee
O'Connor
Reproductive Rights Coalition
Supreme Court
Carol deProsse
New Wave
deProsse
Chris Miller
Johnson County
Right To
Walsh
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
Linn County to begin property appraisals outside Cedar Rapids
Linn County will start visits by Assessor's Office staff to more than 34 000 parcels over the next few years. Assessor Tom Brunow says the inspections will update values for 1993 property taxes and save money by using in house staff.
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Roland Krekeler
Gazette
Marion
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Tom Brunow
Brunow
Iowa Department of Transportation
ISU study on cornstarch bags sparks debate and progress
Iowa State University researchers report cornstarch based plastic bags degrade with the Streptomyces bacteria in lab tests, signaling potential biodegradability. Critics warn conclusions are preliminary, cautioning about landfill safety and recycling impacts while ADM endorses the findings. Beginning next year Iowa law requires yard waste separation for composting alignment.
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Jeff Burnham
Azzette
Iowa State University
ISU
Iowa City
Joe Bolkcom
Environmental Advocates of
Anthony Pometto
Pometto
ISA
ADM
Dick Burket
Decatur, Ill
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