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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 2001

Page

3

Tobacco toll on women rises in government report

A government study released in Washington shows tobacco has become a leading killer of women, with 39 percent of over 400 000 annual smoking deaths now among females. Health secretary Tommy Thompson backs federal regulation, urging Congress to pass the necessary legislation.

Washington Bush Congress Health and Humane Services Tommy Thompson

Surgeon General warns on rising female lung cancer deaths

Surgeon General David Satcher says lung cancer kills more women than breast cancer and claims 27,000 additional female deaths yearly. One in five women smoke, teen smoking up 30 percent, while tobacco marketing hits a record $8.2 billion in 1999. A nationwide push is urged to cut female smoking in half by 2010.

David Satcher Satcher United States Surgeon General

President backs call for immediate tax cut

President Bush urged swift tax relief as Congress weighs an immediate $60 billion cut to spur the economy. He warned against tying relief to his larger $1.6 trillion, 10 year plan and pressed for action this summer amid bipartisan pressure.

Los Angeles Kalamazoo Mich Bush Congress America Kalamazoo Chamber of Commerce E. Michael Myers

Michigan law school race based admissions struck down

Federal judge Bernard Friedman ruled that University of Michigan Law School may not use race in admissions. He found no compelling state interest and demanded race neutral criteria focusing on individual merit. The ruling contrasts with a separate undergraduate case and the university plans an appeal.

Law Detroit University of Michigan Law School U.S Bernard Friedman Law School University of Michigan US Supreme Court Friedman Liz Berry

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