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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2003
Page
7
Pentagon confirms a National Guardsman died after vaccination and says the program will pause inoculations for heart disease until possible links are ruled out. CDC and state health officials tighten screening as several vaccine related heart deaths prompt broader caution.
A Turkish Airlines Airbus A310 hijacked after takeoff from Istanbul diverted to Izmir then Athens. The armed man surrendered hours later, 205 aboard freed unharmed. Ozgur Gencarsi, 20, was arrested. motive linked to family troubles and visiting a Turkish mother and sister in Germany.
A federal judge ruled Michigan can keep a state prescription drug plan for low income patients receiving aid, despite challenges by drug companies and mental health advocates who argued it lacked full HHS approval. The ruling comes as regulators outline telemarketing do not call list funding. A separate ceremony in Los Angeles swore in over 7,500 new citizens at two mass naturalization events.
Great White plans its first reunion since the deadly blaze to benefit a memorial fund for Ty Longley. The band will perform one song at a charity event in West Hollywood California on April 28 with other performers, says manager Paul Woolnough.
In Kabul Afghanistan the Red Cross halted its Afghan operations after gunmen killed Ricardo Munguia a 39 year old Swiss Salvadoran national and warned locals against aiding foreign workers The ICRC largest relief group in Afghanistan has about 160 foreigners and 1500 Afghans on site with vaccination hospital clinic work and mine data collection disrupted by the attack and rising insecurity
FBI Director Robert Mueller reprimanded Assistant Director Robert Jordan for inappropriate conduct toward a subordinate who criticized the bureau on national television. Mueller rejected a proposed bonus and announced other administrative measures, citing inspector general Glenn Fine's findings and informing Sen. Grassley. Jordan accepted the penalties and pledged to learn from the incident, which involved John Roberts critiquing disciplinary practices on CBS 60 Minutes.
NASA and the National Imagery and Mapping Agency reach an agreement to have military satellites routinely photograph space shuttles in future missions. NASA chief Sean O'Keefe said the debate over photographing the shuttle Columbia was unresolved and has driven the policy shift. He urged taking photos whenever possible.
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