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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2000
Page
2
A reader column reviews backlash over labeling Winnie Skinner and defending Al Gore's drug plan. The writer notes readers attacked him for mischaracterizations while others praised the discussion of government aid and senior costs. He recalls Skinner's case and argues for balanced views on welfare, drugs, and political rhetoric.
The Gazette promotes future farming by printing with soybean ink and encourages recycling. It lists recycling drop locations at City Carton in Cedar Rapids and other nearby sites, and notes editions of Gazette Communications Inc published from Cedar Rapids Iowa.
In Sarasota Gore promotes debate prep and blasts Bush with Lieberman on a Texas tour. Bush aides accuse Gore of fabricating claims as campaigns pause schedules for polling and debate preparations. Gore says he is enjoying the process while Bush heads to Tennessee.
Arvid Carlsson Paul Greengard and Eric Kandel share the Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries on brain cell communication and slow synaptic transmission. Their work laid groundwork for drugs like Prozac and therapies for Parkinson's disease and other mental disorders.
Vice President Al Gore is expected to visit Cedar Rapids this Friday as a Democratic campaign stop. Iowa Farmer Today confirms Gore will attend the Park in the Park event at Greene Square Park, with Secret Service meetings ongoing to finalize details.
The Gore campaign counters Bush attacks by accusing Vice President Gore of exaggerating. Bush spokesperson Karen Hughes defended the president on Fox News Sunday, saying Gore has "consistently and repeatedly made up things" and embellished facts.
The record lists Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine winners by year from 1991 to 1999. Names include Erwin Neher and Bert Sakmann in 1991, Erik Murray and E Donnall Thomas in the U.S. and other countries, with 1999 noting Guenter Blobel and colleagues.
The Gazette notes an AP graphic misidentified Joseph’s Tomb in a Mideast violence story. Hazel Sheehy will celebrate her 90th birthday with an open house at Mound View Retirement Home in Marion on Saturday October 14 from 2 to 4 pm. An incorrect publication date appeared in Sunday's Mile.
The federal government runs a HIV AIDS Treatment Information Service accessible by phone or computer. Toll free line 14800 HIV-0440 operates 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. CDT Monday through Friday. Staff will not give treatment advice but provide research information. The database is free via computer. Call 1 8002724787 for access.
The FBI and the Justice Department with ITAA launch the Cyber citizen Partnership to educate parents and teachers. Seminars, classroom materials, guides, and a dedicated Web site aim to help children distinguish cyber vandalism and hacking from acceptable behavior. Michael Watts of the FBI National Infrastructure Protection Center stresses ethics to reduce cyber crime.
A fragmented OCR list shows business names and entities such as 20th Century Fox A&W A-1 Home Health Care Aegon Amana Society Bartriek's Beam Team Callahan Promotions and several others including Cardiologists Cookies by Design and Gambles Hardware indicating a partial community business index.
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