Gene linked to early onset Alzheimer’s found by UW team
University of Washington researchers report the approximate location of a gene tied to a hereditary early onset form of Alzheimer’s disease, typically striking around age 45. The finding, set to appear in Science, adds a third genetic factor and deepens questions about disease causation and progression.
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Los Angeles Times
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University of Washington
Brothers face murder conspiracy charges in extortion case
The Ross brothers admitted hiring Kevin W. Moore to kill their brother Robert to stop alleged abuse and blackmail. Moore, charged with extortion, claimed he acted as middle man to two other would be killers. Police say no hit men were believed to act. James and Donald Ross face conspiracy to commit murder charges.
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Moore
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the Gazette
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Cedar Rapids Faces Lead Paint and Water Lead Questions
The city weighs lead exposure from paint and water as officials note uncertain links between older pipes and high lead levels. Cedar Rapids water director Tom Noth calls the lead issue a $64,000 question while promising further research to identify the cause and improve treatment.
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Cedar Rapids
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Chicago men admit gang ties in Cedar Rapids drug bust
Cal vid Lacey 18 and Eric Lacey 21 linked to Black Gangster Disciples with four Chicago men arrested for drug distribution. Seized were four shotguns or rifles and a .32 caliber handgun. Others include Sherry Pirtle 35 and Diane Cannon 32, both charged with possession and disorderly house. Local court dates noted for Lacey and Thomas. Federal probes ongoing.
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Eric Lacey
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Sherry Pirtle
Diane Cannon
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Linn County District Court
Linn Court
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Greco
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Cedar Rapids
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Hopkins
Iowa counties see surge in young voter registrations
In Johnson and Linn Counties, 18 to 24 year olds account for about 10 30 percent of new registrations and 13 to 20 percent of all registered voters. Records show 10 000 to 13 000 new registrations and nearly 7 000 absentee ballots requested, with Linn County totaling over 99 000 voters ahead of the 1984 peak.
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Stackett
Stockett
Johnson County
Linn County
Linda Langenberg
Linn
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