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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2001
Page
6
Police imposed a second curfew in Nepal’s capital to curb protests over King Gyanendra after the royal massacre. A royal murder probe stalled as a panel argued over steps, heightening tensions as tear gas dispersed a taunting crowd in Patan and several residents voiced fear and anger.
In Tokyo a culture clash over noodles erupts as older men defend loud slurping while younger diners reject the noise. An Asahi editorial laments the loss of slurping, tied to changing manners and perceived shifts in gender roles and authority.
OPEC members formally agreed to keep pumping at current levels and will meet July 3 to review market conditions after Iraq suspended 2.1 million barrels per day of exports. Delegates said the decision was unanimous at the Vienna session.
Militiamen killed two young silverback mountain gorillas in Virunga National Park Rwanda. Officials say the pair were likely hunted for food by Hutu militiamen trapped by a military cordon. Researchers warn the loss impacts a tiny wild population and tourism.
Millions buy EBS Facial Cream developed by Pharmacist Robert Heldfond for aging signs such as wrinkles crow s feet crepey neck and uneven blotches It is promoted as five creams in one including a wrinkle throat firming 24 hour moisturizer and makeup base and is sold at JCPenney with limited supplies urged.
UN AIDS head Dr. Peter Piot marks 20 years since the first report of AIDS noting 22 million deaths and 36 million infections while warning that the pandemic could spread to Asia Western Africa and Eastern Europe if not decisively tackled. He cites growing risk in India and sub Saharan Africa and recalls the CDC report that first revealed the disease.
President Bush sends CIA Director George Tenet to the Middle East to press Israeli and Palestinian security chiefs to uphold the three day cease-fire after the suicide bombing that killed 20 in Tel Aviv. Officials say Tenet’s mission signals modest executive involvement. An Israeli diplomat notes possible planned attacks.
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