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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2000
Page
12
Bruce Willis says he thinks about death daily and emphasizes life as not a rehearsal. He notes losing friends in freak accidents and recalls how fragile life can be, urging himself to live and enjoy each day.
Lynnette Cole, 21, Miss Tennessee, was crowned Miss USA 2000 at Branson Grand Palace Missouri. She a adoptee says the title can inspire adopted children and that being adopted does not mean anything is wrong, as she pursues pre law studies at Columbia State Community College.
In Kingston Jamaica residents gather near First Street in the Wailers era neighborhood they restore aged buildings to create a museum marking what would have been Bob Marley’s 55th birthday. The revival blends local memory with renewed interest from younger generations.
The prince of Monaco, 76, heals in his bedroom three days after part of a lung was removed for examination of a growth. Doctors Dor and Pastor call the recovery satisfactory and say cancer results are not yet released. This follows December aneurysm surgery and a 1994 bypass. Rainier has led Monaco for 50 years.
Nancy Reagan says in a CNN Larry King Live interview that former President Ronald Reagan is “doing as well as can be expected.” She notes the disease is progressive and he does not get better, marking five years since the diagnosis.
Gene Wilder 65 received treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center to prevent lymphoma recurrence. The hospital said he was diagnosed last year with lymphoma, was treated, and is in remission. no further details were provided.
Carl Albert once known as the Little Giant from Little Dixie died at 91 in McAlester Oklahoma. He rose from poverty to serve 30 years as Oklahoma's 3rd District representative and became Democratic majority leader in 1962 and speaker in 1971 before retiring in 1976.
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