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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1997

Page

2

Dolly the sheep clone stirs ethics and science debate

Mike Deupree critiques Dolly the sheep cloning in a Gazette column, noting public questions about why a sheep was chosen, ethics of human cloning, and potential societal impacts with satire on policy and culture.

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Presidential Illnesses Hidden in U S History

The Baltimore Sun notes that presidential illnesses have often been concealed or lied about throughout the republic’s history. It cites Chester A. Arthur’s Bright’s disease as a clearly documented case and indicates several others were more blatant.

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Historical notes on past presidents and medical events

The article recalls medical episodes impacting leaders including Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Arthur. It mentions reported illnesses, debates over accuracy, and how conditions affected governance and term endings through 1921. It also notes recycling efforts and soybean ink used by The Gazette.

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400000-Year-Old Spear Find Redraws Human Hunting Timeline

German archaeologists report three 6 to 7 foot spruce spears and over 10 000 animal bones at a lakeside site near Schoeningen Germany, dating to 400 000 years ago. The find suggests early humans planned organized big game hunting including horses and butchered carcasses. Findings published in Nature by Hartmut Thieme note a potential fourth spear fragment discovered since.

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Colorado scofflaw skiers buried in Loveland avalanche field

Stephen Saletta of Monument was buried alive in a six foot deep snow shaft at Loveland Ski Area as part of a punishment program for ducking out of bounds. Two other skiers, Jacob Sims and Ken Laituri, faced similar graves as patrols test offenders' respect for safety zones. Angel the dog led rescue efforts, confirming the location within minutes.

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