Emus and Golf and Cedar Rapids Clergy Recalled
The writer recalls a 30 year old emu chariot race in Hawkeye Downs and jokes about emu meat while praising religious broadcaster Rev. George Carlson of San Diego. He also reflects on Cedar Rapids Lutheran ministers like Norris Wogen and White and notes Monsignor Malloy’s fatal heart attack while golfing at Indian Creek.
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Hal Schaefer
Cedar Rapids
Bob Brooks
Hawkeye Downs
Tom Fruehling
the Gazette
George Carlson
San Diego
George
First Lutheran Church
Washington High
Grace
Norris Wogen
Norris
White
Cedar Rapids Immaculate Conception Church
Iowa
Monsignor Malloy
Immaculate Conception
Indian Creek Country Club
Marion
The Gazette Promotes Soy Ink and Recycling
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soy bean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St. SW or at the nearest local recycling location.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Diana burial certificate clears rumors about grave site
The burial certificate issued by a bishop on September 6 1997 confirms Princess Diana was laid to rest at Althorp Park Northamptonshire in the island grave area. Diana’s brother Earl Spencer chose burial there to prevent village crowds and preserve the estate crypt history.
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Peterborough
England
Diana
Spencer Church
Althorp
Earl Spencer
Diana, Princess of Wales
Althorp Park
Northamptonshire
Scientist Seeds human cloning plan despite critics on TV
Chicago physicist Richard Seed said he will clone a human child within two years and would move operations to Mexico if the United States bans the procedure. He cited strong support from infertile couples and rejected calls to stop his work. Health secretary Donna Shalala said cloning will not occur in the United States. Congress prepared to push a five year ban.
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Washington
Chicago
Richard Seed
Clinton
Seed
Fox News
Tijuana
Mexico
Congress
United States
Dr. Seed
Health and Human Services
Donna Shalala
CBS
Dolly
Fat type links to breast cancer risk Swedish study finds
A Swedish study of over 60 000 women in Archives of Internal Medicine reports monounsaturated fats from olive and canola oils may lower breast cancer risk while polyunsaturated fats from certain vegetable oils and seafood raise risk. Harvard researchers participated and experts caution about population limits and misinterpretation.
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Chicago
Sweden
Archives of Internal Medicine
American Medical Association
Alicja Wolk
Karolinska Institute
Stockholm
Harvard
School of Public Health
Neal Barnard
Physicians Committee For Responsible Medicine
Barnard
U.S
China
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