Keeping Court in election forefront
Anna Quindlen argues the Supreme Court shapes all major issues and current justices Thomas and Scalia reflect Bush's ideology. She warns that appointing more like them would erode rights and the court’s central role, urging careful consideration in presidential selections.
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Salvadoran generals cleared in 1980 nun killings lawsuit
A U.S. jury found former Salvadoran Defense Minister Jose Guillermo Garcia and ex National Guard head Carlos Eugenio Vides Casano va not responsible for the 1980 deaths of four American church women in El Salvador. The families seek at least 100 million dollars. Next May they face trial for kidnapping and torture of four Salvadorans in the United States.
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Scientists warn of 1 in 500 chance asteroid hit in 2030
Scientists identify an object designated 2000 SQ6344 as a possible asteroid or space junk with a 1 in 500 chance of striking Earth in 2030. If it hits, the impact would resemble a sizable nuclear blast. The 98 to 230 foot object, found September 29 in Hawaii, could miss Earth by 15 lunar distances. More observations needed to refine orbit and size.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink recycling efforts
The Gazette prints with soybean ink and recycled newsprint to encourage newspaper recycling. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street or use the nearest recycling location. Subscriptions and general contact numbers are listed for Gazette Communications in Cedar Rapids.
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Panel urges extra treatment for breast cancer
NIH convened experts recommend adjuvant therapy after surgery for localized breast cancer. Three to six months of combination chemotherapy is preferred, even for node negative cases, plus hormonal therapy with tamoxifen for five years when tumors are estrogen fueled.
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