06 Jan 2003
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2003
Page
1
The article notes the Mars Earth nearest approach occurring this summer, a rare event not seen for tens of thousands of years, with scientific and public interest expected to rise across communities.
A forecasted feature offers hot dish ideas and cozy cooking tips to feel warmer as the season shifts. It highlights simple meals and playful ideas to boost comfort through food.
Dr. David Skorton, previously UI vice president for research and external relations, was chosen by the state Board of Regents to lead the University of Iowa. He opposes future tuition hikes and vows to keep access broad, assuming the presidency March 1 with a salary of 281,875 dollars.
James Q. Lynch reports that Iowa lawmakers may consider legislation to turn farms into living factories. Crops could yield chemicals for industry and drugs for better treatments or cures, transforming Fields of Opportunity into practical profits.
Iowa lawmakers weigh biopharming with corn and soybean crops engineered to carry pharmaceuticals. Proponents tout new markets and farm income, while critics warn of risks to traditional crops, organics, and specialty markets. Regulations are urged to protect farmers and sustainability.
Twin blasts in central Tel Aviv kill 23 bystanders and injure over 100 as two Palestinian bombers strike a busy pedestrian district. Israeli missiles hit Gaza City later, with authorities citing targets linked to Palestinian groups and no immediate casualty report.
New York Daily News reports federal workers use laser scanning to create three dimensional digital models of national landmarks. The project records millions of measurements to produce blueprints that could guide rebuilds if monuments like the Statue of Liberty Capitol and Mount Rushmore are damaged.
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