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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1997
Page
2
Advice on starting genealogy through interviewing your mother on tape. Gather family memories, sketch a tree, and use the Mormon Church for free tracing help. Also reflects on real estate figure Craig Linton and a note on Indiana routes and a sports trophy.
The federal government runs a toll free HIV AIDS Treatment Information Service. Call 1 800 HIV 0440 for hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. CDT Monday through Friday. A computer access database is available free of charge and directions to access the system can be obtained at 1 800 272 4787.
Prosecutors plan to call Michael Fortier to testify about his wife Lori Fortier and McVeigh. He may describe travels to Oklahoma City in 1994 to case the federal building and to Kansas to pick up allegedly stolen weapons. Fortier’s credibility is debated as sentencing nears.
Two Israeli youths walk along the railway line at Auschwitz Birkenau in Poland where millions died. About 2 500 Jewish youths from around the world joined a Sunday March of the Living to remember Holocaust victims. See local Holocaust remembrance story, 5B.
In London the new Labour government prioritizes policy making while Conservatives maneuver for leadership of a fractured party. Tony Blair names Doug Henderson minister for Europe as Britain plans to join EU social chapter protections. Robin Cook pledges EU ties and less isolation. Major’s leadership bid exposes deep party splits.
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support agriculture and urges readers to drop off newspapers for recycling at City Carton and near them at 4250 Sixth St. SW.
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