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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1982
Page
10
The column debunks the belief that sex drains protein for muscle building, citing Masters and Johnson and noting testosterone and nitrogen use may benefit athletes. Also answers etiquette on removing hats in crowded elevators and mentions Abby’s wedding booklet offer.
An article profiles 13 year old Mike Heeren, a hearing impaired Scout in Garfield School Troop 42, detailing his Star Rank progress, camping, hiking, merit badges, and role as assistant patrol leader. His family credits Scouting and United Way support for his growth and communication skills. He aims to be a baseball player and emphasizes helping people.
Beltsville based Jim Duke leads the Economic Botany Laboratory as he collects germ plasm and unusual species to enrich crop diversity. He recalls past projects on narcotics crop diversification and anti cancer drug plants, noting funding cuts and a hope for revival. He now studies a petroleum nut plant with potential for fuel in underdeveloped nations, while guiding plant samples from China to the USDA germplasm bank.
A public hearing is set for 1:30 p.m. December 9 in Des Moines to decide how to spend the interest from the $5 million Herrick gift to Téwa. The nine member panel, appointed by Gov. Ray and the Legislature, will use Herrick's will guiding a project of lasting duration benefiting the entire state.
University of Illinois official Borg has been chosen to oversee diversity programs for the past decade. The role focuses on inclusion, equity, and campus climate initiatives across campuses.
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