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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1990
Page
13
Researchers report birth control pills may shield against pelvic inflammatory disease from chlamydia but not from gonorrhea. Chlamydia drives about half of PID cases, with risks including pain, miscarriage, infertility, and infant infections.
In Austin and surrounding counties, Texas seeks new names for landmarks and neighborhoods cited as racist. Landowners oppose changes while supporters debate acceptable replacements. The state notes similar issues nationwide.
In a current NBC episode of L A Law, lawyer Michael Kuzak dates the Laker Girls captain who models a new uniform. Real Laker Girl Diane Alexander, 26, criticizes the stereotype calling the portrayal misleading and says the squad are athletes.
Gary Hart, now practicing law in Denver, plans a book on the Soviet Union to be published next year. He says he has had access to the entire leadership except Mr. Gorbachev. Hart will travel to Moscow for his regular 10 day monthly trips and has drawn serious notice in the Soviet Union, including a December interview with Pravda.
Sociologists warn abundance of options may paralyze daily decisions from coffee at Quincy Market to cereal at Vons. Experts cite research linking increased choice to stress, apathy toward social issues, and passive consumption, with anecdotal notes from shoppers and donors amid global events.
A panel of 20 American and foreign scientists at UC Berkeley warn that frog and salamander declines from acid rain pollution deforestation and metals signal broader environmental dangers. They cite disappearances from industrialized regions and pristine habitats and call the trend a biological emergency with potential medical implications.
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