Ethical clash over Nazi data in modern hypothermia research
Editorial weighs using Dachau derived findings on cold exposure for current hypothermia studies. Proponents argue potential life saving value, while opponents insist the data cannot be trusted or legitimized due to immoral origins.
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Duluth
University of Minnesota
Dachau
Germany
Robert Pozos
Environmental Protection Agency
Daniel Callahan
Hastings Center
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
Abraham Foxman
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
Arnold Relman
New England Journal of Medicine
Pozos
North Sea
Vai
Spies in the stacks stir library espionage debate
FBI Director William Sessions outlines Soviet attempts to obtain technical data in New York area libraries. Librarians push for cautious cooperation, urging court orders for information and resisting broad reporting of visitors while supporting targeted FBI inquiries.
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FBI
William Sessions
Senate
New York Area
Sessions
American Library Association
Tired of GOP Dukakis and farming letters to the gazette
The writer recalls Meese's attack on public information specialists and criticizes the Reagan administration for seeking control of government information. He argues Dukakis would cut farm subsidies while Bush supports agriculture and opens markets, urging Iowa voters to consider genuine Republicans. Cooper Evans, Grundy Center.
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the Gazette
Gop Dukakis
Ronald Reagan
Department of Defense
Meese
Cha
Eastland
Reagan
Iowa
Dukakis
America
George Bush
Cooper Evans
U.S
Grundy Center
Concertgoers miss Randy Travis show in Cedar Rapids sold out
Vic and Mrs Teal of Davenport report arriving for a Randy Travis concert at the Five Seasons Center in Cedar Rapids to find no tickets. They were allowed to listen from the lobby area near the Stouffer's Hotel but were asked to leave by a balcony attendant, leaving them disappointed and travel-weary.
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Randy Travis
Cedar Rapids
Five Seasons Center
Stouffer's Hotel
Stouffer's
Five Seasons
Davenport
Vic Teal
Ridgewood Lane
Alburnett Post Prom Thanks Community For Support
The Alburnett PTO and Post Prom Committee thank churches businesses and clubs in the expanded Alburnett Central City Cedar Rapids and Marion area for making the 1988 post prom party possible. Mary Jane Suchan Patty Bohrer Donna Turner Center Point express appreciation.
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Alburnett Pto
Alburnett
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Mary Jane Suchan
Patty Bohrer
Donna Turner
Center Point
Madison School to honor retiring teachers Menzel and Rodgers
Madison School will honor two retiring teachers Miss Jean Menzel and Mr. David Rodgers. Menzel has 23 years at Madison and earlier taught in Colorado Iowa City Michigan and Polk School Cedar Rapids. Rodgers taught in Illinois and Africa and has spent the last 10 years at Tyler Eisenhower and Madison. A retirement tea May 24 from 3 45 to 4 30 p m in the IMC invites neighbors to stop by. Nanci Kams Jill Thies PTA co-presidents Madison School 1341 Woodside Dr NW
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Madison School
Jean Menzel
David Rodgers
Miss Menzel
Madison
Colorado
Iowa City
Michigan
Polk
Cedar Rapids
Rodgers
Illinois
Africa
Tyler
Eisenhower
Fat Madison
IMC
Mr. Rodgers
Nanci Kams
Jill Thies
Woodside Dr
Ground water contamination debate in Iowa fertilization practices
Scott McKinnie of the Iowa Fertilizer and Chemical Association argues for updated data on ground water pollution. He cites industrial pollutants as the dominant issue in municipal systems, notes pesticide traces in 14 percent of wells, and urges adoption of federal health standards along with broader involvement of non agricultural industries in cleanup efforts.
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Neuernstein
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Iowa
Journal of the
Iowa State Medical Society
Scott McKinnie
Iowa Fertilizer & Chemical Association
Des Moines
Morning in America 1883 a call to unions and workers
A reflective piece traces history from Barbie to labor struggles. It links 1980s recession harms to earlier unions and morning in America 1883, arguing unions won protections for workers and that society must act to extend benefits. It honors marching workers who shaped protections.
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America
Reagan
Cedar Rapids
Massachusetts
Reed Action
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