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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2001
Page
2
Gus Schrader muses on the dullness of recounting dreams while praising Larry King’s politeness on interview shows. He notes golf balls’ color shifts over years, contrasting with tennis trends toward yellow. He signs off inviting reader correspondence.
Treasury Secretary Paul ONeill announced he will sell millions of dollars in aluminum company stock to prevent conflicts. He previously held about 100 million in Alcoa stock and options from his 13 years leading the Pittsburgh firm. He will re invest proceeds into mutual funds with sales spaced over time.
The Gazette supports future farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle papers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids or the nearest recycling location. The dispatch lists address and subscription contact details for Gazette Communications, Inc. in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Washington panel to hear from Rael leader and Panos Zavos on cloning, amid questions of FDA authority and past failed bans. Experts say current tech risks stillbirths or deformities and some scientists oppose high profile promotion of cloning claims. The session signals a push toward legislative bans.
An independent study in Chance found average SAT gains of about 20 points and similarly small improvements on the ACT. Derek Briggs based the results on a national Education Department data set, noting the coaching effect is modest and not proven by random assignment.
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory are developing laser technology to remove brain clots and protect brain cells. The procedure uses a hair-thin glass fiber inserted from the upper leg through the body to the brain, offering quick, painless blood flow restoration. Time is crucial as brain cells die after a stroke window of three to six hours.
In Edmond Oklahoma William Davis died of a self inflicted gunshot after eight days on the run with Douglas Gray who surrendered within half an hour. The pair escaped March 16 from Mack Al ford Correctional Center using a mail cart and held hostages Mildred and Gilbert Tuepker before being pursued by police.
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