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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 2005

Page

6

Takei comes out as gay in Frontiers interview

Star Trek veteran George Takei, 68, confirms his sexual orientation and long term partner Brad Altman in Frontiers. AP notes the disclosure follows decades of public speculation.

Mr. Sulu George Takei Frontiers Associated Press Takei Brad Altman

Birthday ages for actors musicians and artists listed

Ventriloquist Rickie Layne turns 81 and Dick Gautier reaches 68. Claude Lelouch 68, Grace Slick 66, Eddie Holland 66. Ed Lauter 65, Otis Williams 64, Henry Winkler 60. Chris Slade 59, Timothy B. Schmit 58. Harry Hamlin 54, Charles Martin Smith 52. T Graham Brown 51. Kevin Pollak 48. Gavin Rossdale 38, Nia Long 35. Kassidy Osborn 29, Gael Garcia Bernal 27. Tequan Richmond 13.

Grace Slick Eddie Holland Ed Lauter Otis Williams the Temptations Henry Winkler Chris Slade Asia Timothy B. Schmit the Eagles T. Graham Brown Kevin Pollak Gavin Rossdale Bush Nia Long Kassidy Osborn Shedaisy Gael Garcia Bernal Tequan Richmond Everybody Hates Chris

Bush to unveil plan for next flu pandemic

The Bush administration will outline a national strategy to detect human infections early and isolate the sick. Officials say Congress may be asked for new funding to expand vaccines and infrastructure for any pandemic, including the bird flu scenario.

Bush Washington Bush Administration National Institutes of Health Asia Congress

Milestones from 1735 to 1979 in brief records

A compact chronology noting John Adams birth in 1735, Ezra Pound in 1885, Orson Welles radio War of the Worlds in 1938, Appalachian Spring premiere in 1944, Marshall and Schweitzer Peace Prizes in 1953 and 1952, 58 megaton Soviet hydrogen test and Stalin removal in 1961, New York Daily News headline Ford to City Drop Dead in 1975, and Shirley Hufstedler named head of the Education Department in 1979.

United States John Adams Braintree Mass Ezra Pound Hailey Idaho Orson Welles CBS Martha Graham Aaron Copland Library of Congress Washington, D.C Graham George C. Marshall Albert Schweitzer Soviet Union Soviet Party Congress Josef Stalin Lenin New York Daily News Ford New York City

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