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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2006
Page
1
Anthony Vasquez of Cedar Rapids notes that Hawkeyes fans flood support boosting team prestige and influence across college football, highlighting pride and enduring backing from loyal supporters amid strong performance and community pride.
About 200 people in Hawkeyes garb cheered a fight song in Tampa as Iowa prepares for the Outback Bowl against Florida at Raymond James Stadium. Officials expect up to 20,000 Hawkeye fans to attend, drawn by pride and family ties, as fans describe the trip as a warm, soulful gathering.
Washington AP budget realignment shifts funding toward defense and human space exploration. Universities and scientists face scramble for new money or project cuts as NIH faces a near flat 28.6 billion next year despite prior growth. Harold Varmus warns against reduced investments hurting future science and technology.
Washington officials report fast progress in bird flu pandemic preparations including school closures and sick quarantine measures but vaccine supplies remain short. Julie Gerberding of the CDC notes bottlenecks in production and delivery and calls for more antiviral drugs and a stronger public health system to detect and respond. A bird flu strain has killed over 70 people in Asia, fueling fears of a global outbreak.
Mary Sharp reflects on turning 60 as a Baby Boomer born 1946 to 1964. She compares the generation to World War II’s best generation, notes education and health gains, and questions the pace of achievement as she eyes ongoing influence and change. Bill Jacobson signs off as a retired Boomer.
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