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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1995
Page
2
A Brown University study suggests lower alcohol use among Jewish men may explain mood differences. Six interviewees, three Jewish men and three Jewish women, share theories on parental expectations, gender dynamics, career pressures, and cultural stereotypes influencing mood.
Doctors say Christopher Reeve has chest sensation indicating spinal cord not fully severed. Surgeon Dr. John Jane reports pneumonia subsiding as surgery to fuse two upper vertebrae proceeds next Monday to prevent bone fragments from injuring his spinal cord. Reeve, 42, remains unable to breathe independently but is hopeful and communicative.
The article follows pilots like Evelyn Bryan Johnson and Milton Marder as FAA plans to revise medical standards threaten older fliers. It notes more than 1 000 pilots over 80 and 63 000 over 60 while stressing debates over cost and eligibility. Airline pilots retire at 60, but private and other pilots face no universal age limit.
Evelyn Bryan Johnson, 85, Morristown Tennessee, remains a daily flying instructor and examiner. The FAA warns rising older-pilot accidents and proposes unified vision and hearing tests, annual exams for pilots over 70, ECGs for commercial pilots 40+, and a cholesterol test after age 50 for airline transport pilots.
Nationwide search led by Jim Miller seeks the Worst Boss of 1995 with entries praising cruel practices such as trashing paychecks. The winner receives a weeklong Hawaiian vacation and 1000 dollars in spending money. contest runs through June 30 with confidential submissions.
Correction states high school graduation services at Central City Prairie and Linn-Mar are Sunday. It notes an editing error on page 11W of Friday's Weekend and promises corrections or clarifications in this space with contact phone 398-8313.
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled news print to support sustainability. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or recycle at nearby locations.
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