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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2004
Page
6
Julius Nasso former producer of early Seagal films was sentenced to one year and a day in federal prison for extortion conspiracy. He will also pay a $75,000 fine and undergo mental health counseling after his release.
Iranian reformist lawmakers issued a protest letter accusing Ayatollah Khomeini of letting the Guardian Council rig Friday's parliamentary vote in favor of conservatives. The letter warns the nation's future could be jeopardized by the election.
Mexico City reports former president Jose Lopez Portillo, who led the country from 1976 to 1982, died on Tuesday at age 83, according to medical officials.
President Bush appeared before cheering troops at Fort Polk Louisiana to reinforce his wartime leadership during the election season. He pledged unwavering resolve against terrorism while Democrats focus on his National Guard service and contrast with Senator John Kerry. Bush lunched with the 39th Enhanced Separate Brigade just days before deployment to Iraq.
A 10th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the national do-not-call registry as a valid effort to protect privacy and curb telemarketing abuse. The ruling rejects free speech challenges and notes the system helps consumers avoid unwanted calls. Tim Searcy of the ATA lamented but expects Supreme Court review.
Harvard researchers analyzed 565 Hodgkin's patients and matched controls to study aspirin's effect. Regular aspirin use, defined as two or more tablets weekly for five years, was linked to a 40 percent lower Hodgkin's risk, though researchers caution results are not yet proven and may reflect broader cancer mechanisms.
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