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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2004
Page
5
French private investigator Jean-Charles Brisard cites Spanish officials linking Abu Musab al-Zarqawi to the March 11 Madrid railway attacks that killed 190 and wounded more than 1,800, with suspects in contact before the bombings.
In a Gulf of Mexico crash involving Era Aviation, four more bodies were recovered from the wreckage. Two victims remain missing as Coast Guard ends the search after locating the earlier casualties. The helicopter carried 10 people to a drilling ship near Galveston earlier in the week.
Los Angeles AP reports film noir star Jan Sterling died Friday at age 82 after a hip fracture and strokes. Close friend Kay Tomborg cited her declining health and inability to recover.
Charles Neal, 72, after five heart attacks and a stroke, benefited from a surgical ventricular restoration procedure using a plastic shaper to reshape the left ventricle during a two hour operation. The approach, paired with bypasses, aims to improve pumping efficiency and reduce heart failure symptoms.
The Energy Department projects average prices may top 1.80 per gallon before spring end and forecasts above 2.00 this summer. Premium often exceeds 2.00, while 1981 prices equivalent in today's dollars rose over 2.90. Analysts say high costs still haven’t spurred broad conservation like in the 1980s.
Denver retailer The Chair man plans to auction on eBay the Lodge & Spa at Cordillera furniture linked to Kobe Bryant’s room 35. Owner Steve Farland notes a potential $4,000 offer for the sofa as hotel manager Paul Pastoor denounces profiting from the alleged incident during a $5 million Edwards renovation.
Dee Dee Derian, 44, alleges West Point officials moved to bar her topless maid business by revoking the home license used for scheduling and bookkeeping for Black Rose Maids. City says action was for license misuse, not the business, while Derian claims religious discrimination.
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