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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2007
Page
7
A LAN Chile jet reported seeing burning space junk about 40 seconds before landing in Auckland but the aircraft was not hit. NASA later said debris re entered Earth 12 hours after the report, suggesting meteors rather than a direct strike.
Eric Clapton will headline Crossroads Guitar Festival on July 28 in Chicago to benefit Crossroads Centre Antigua. The event features B B King Willie Nelson Vince Gill Sheryl Crow Jeff Beck John Mayer and more with plans for spontaneous collaborations. Tickets go on sale Saturday and Clapton spoke from Winnipeg about mixing mapped and improvised moments.
Bono, the Irish rock star and humanitarian, was named a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire in an informal Dublin ceremony. He joked his youngest son thought he would become a Jedi, and noted he cannot use the title sir since he is not a UK or Commonwealth citizen.
Maryland man Dominick Giordano 32 was arrested at Michelle Branch concert in Sheboygan Wisconsin after being spotted in the crowd by Branch and security He was cited for disorderly conduct and allegedly followed the singer to multiple concerts since 2003 Branch paused show then finished with apology to the crowd
Jennifer Lopez visited her Bronx neighborhood to promote her first all Spanish album. A crowd of 500 gathered at a local record store Wednesday as she signed items with husband Marc Anthony present. She spoke in Spanish thanking fans and then addressed the crowd in English about bringing the album home.
Paul Joseph Cohen, 72, of Palo Alto California, a prize winning mathematician, died March 23 from a rare lung disease. Ransom Myers, 54, of Halifax Nova Scotia, a Canadian scientist famed for stark warnings on marine extinction, died Tuesday from an illness linked to an inoperable brain tumor.
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