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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1990
Page
2
The Baltimore Evening Sun excerpt humorously sketches a satirical diet called the Dont Be Such a Pig Diet. It mocks extreme eating and offers tongue in cheek tips to curb portions and snacking while noting the author’s disclaimer and playful asides.
Dayton Ohio AP reports two Sandra Lee Ferguson mix ups born May 3 1959 share the same Social Security number. Sandra Lee Ferguson Boles of Wright State University battles Sandra Lee Ferguson Johnson last known Sunset Utah over proof of age identity and citizenship to obtain a new number. The SSA says the error should be fixed in about three months.
Children explore National Geographic World magazine at the Science Station in a Sunday session led by instructor Jim Jacobmeyer. Cedar Rapids youngsters Scott Eilers and Logan Klug along with Marion’s Jordan Horak examine child inventors as a four week program fosters ideas for a spring Invention Convention.
At Mount Vernon a 36 square foot open pit near the old slave lodging yielded over 20,000 animal bones table wares and personal items. Archaelogists say the house slaves lived with better access to food and possessions than field hands indicating a higher status yet remaining slaves. The discovery from 1760 to 1793 Mansion House Farm offers new context on slave life in the Chesapeake region and underscores the ongoing limits of servitude.
In Washington D C experts challenge dire warnings that a few hits lead instantly to addiction. Mayor Marion Barry's cocaine case spurred debate with authorities noting positive tests while researchers discuss user mindset and social factors shaping outcomes.
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