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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 2001

Page

7

Portrait artist colors presidents for Hoover museum

Artist Mion features 41 portraits of presidents including Grover Cleveland twice and non-presidents tied to Smithsonian cards. The works mix sizes and styles with each piece hinting at a card value or suit while reinterpreting the National Portrait Gallery. Visitors will vote for their favorite president and painting during the Hoover museum exhibit.

Grover Cleveland Smithsonian Mion National Portrait Gallery Winslow, Ariz John Kennedy Dwight Eisenhower Ronald Reagan Herbert Hoover Europe Lbjlib Utexas Eisenhower Ballet Lou Henry Hoover Hoover Museum Hoover

Postville DNR enforces tough wastewater standards in dispute

DNR reaches stringent wastewater limits for a Postville plant over bacteria and solids. Agriprocessors sues over open meetings and sale of lagoons, claiming improper notices and records. Judge Pears on orders city to share minutes and related docs. hearing on blocking the sale set for mid month. Mayor Hyman and plant manager Hunt comment on the dispute and ongoing negotiations. Orlan Love reports from the Northeast Iowa bureau.

Yellow River Kalishek Agriproceso Postville Agriprocessors Iowa Alan Pearson 1St Judicial District John Hyman Iowa Turkey Processors

Eastern Iowa schools trim costs with thermostat program

Schools including Cedar Rapids have not joined the energy program while Latham notes participating districts expect about one million dollars saved in January. Marion reports roughly three thousand eight hundred dollars saved last year. Some districts have lowered thermostats this year to curb costs.

Gram. Latham Bradley Marion Cedar Rapids

McVeigh execution plans under way in Denver

Prison officials began arranging the Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh’s execution details including how victims may watch. He let appeals lapse and could be executed by lethal injection as early as May, with media and victims’ relatives allotted seats in the Terre Haute chamber.

Denver Oklahoma City Timothy McVeigh McVeigh Terre Haute Ind U.S. Bureau of Prisons Dan Dunne U.S Volved Dunne Alfred P. Murrah Federal Justice Department Karen Howick Howick

Rare gaur cloning dies after birth in setback to project

Noah the cloned gaur, born after years of anticipation by Advanced Cell Technology scientists, died from a common disease. Researchers will review procedures, seek a pathogen free environment, and plan to attempt cloning again while noting higher mortality in clones.

Advanced Cell Technology Noah Lanza Damiani Grahame Bulfield Roslin Institute England Dolly Bulfield

Gaur Clone Produced Through Nuclear Transfer Technique

Scientists describe cloning a gaur using egg enucleation and skin cell nuclear transfer. An electric fusion forms an embryo implanted into a surrogate, aiming for a gaur not a gaur cow mix while noting rapid biotechnology progress and ethical questions raised by Gary Comstock of Iowa State University.

India Burma Gary Comstock Iowa State University

Surrogate Cow Bessie Births Noah After Complex Cloning Effort

The pregnancy arose from over 30 cows with 692 cow eggs fused to male gaur skin cells. Eleven embryos were implanted into cows, eight became pregnant, two fetuses were removed, five abortions occurred, leaving Bessie as Noah’s surrogate. Comstock warns of habitat needs for cloned extinct animals. Advanced Cell Technology plans another clone of the bucardo.

Bessie Noah

Oldest insole found in Switzerland dates 5200 years

Archaeologists in Zug uncover a moss impression used as an ancient insole dating to about 5200 years ago. The 10 inch moss piece fit inside a leather shoe, though the shoe itself decayed in lakeside soil. The find links to a Neolithic lakeside site with few comparable shoes from that era.

Zug Switzerland Stefan Hochuli Zug State Archaeolo Gist Associated Press Hochuli

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