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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2003
Page
5
A guide outlines common hand gestures used by politicians to reinforce spoken messages. It explains why gestures matter, how audiences interpret movements, and offers tips for recognizing signals during debates and public appearances.
Democrats use expressive gestures across debates with Dean flashing palms and fingers, Edwards delivering karate chops, Gephardt clenching a pen, and Sharpton mimicking sign language while analysts note gesture style can highlight or distract from the message. Debate timing noted with next gathering Oct. 26 in Detroit.
Senator Chuck Grassley says a major energy bill with corn-based ethanol aims for passage by Friday amid House negotiations. He warns Big Oil may block the effort while marathon talks continue on a $400 billion rural Medicare prescription drug plan.
John Allen Muhammad cross examined Paul LaRuffa, a wounded restaurant owner robbed in a prior shooting tied to the sniper spree, as Muhammad represents himself on murder charges in the Meyers case. LaRuffa recounted the attack and said he could not identify his shooter while Bailey testified Muhammad remained polite during the parking lot encounter.
Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University identify a gene suspected to cause age related macular degeneration AMD in a large family with 10 affected members. AMD is a degenerative retinal disease affecting mainly people 65 and older and can lead to severe vision loss. About 6 million Americans have AMD with projections to double by 2030.
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