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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 2001

Page

9

Experts divided over US readiness for bioterror attacks

Medical experts debate preparedness for bioterrorism with Gilchrist noting anthrax and smallpox risks. Some say three years of work since 1998 improved readiness, others call the nation woefully underprepared. CDC urges rapid reporting. stockpiles hold antibiotics and supplies for thousands, not all.

Invisible arsenal threats prompt bioterror readiness push

Federal plans warn U S health system could struggle after a large bioterror attack. Five agents rank high priority. smallpox vaccines limited with 12 million doses left for 23 percent of Americans. Anthrax, plague, tularemia, hemorrhagic fevers, and botulism cited with varying symptoms and response notes.

U.S

We Are Woefully Unprepared Says Bruce Clements

Bruce Clements of St. Louis University declares a lack of preparedness in facing current challenges. He warns policymakers and institutions to act promptly to close strategic gaps and strengthen response plans.

Bruce Clements St. Louis University

Yoko Ono Runs World Trade Center Peace Ad in Times

A full page New York Times ad from Yoko Ono features Lennon's Imagine lyric urging peace after the Sept 11 attacks. The eight word message appears on page 29 without photos or extra text, and Ono declined to sign the notice to keep the focus on the message.

New York Times John Lennon Yoko Ono World Trade Center Lennon Ono Eliot Mintz

Leno to perform free show at MGM Grand in Las Vegas

Jay Leno plans a free Saturday performance at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. He told the Associated Press that the city feels quiet, and he wants to give something back to a town that has been good to him.

Jay Leno NBC Las Vegas Mgm Grand Hotel-Casino Leno Associated Press

Two Drews Careys Split Between Screen and Real Life

Carey says his sitcom character will keep loving fatty foods and beer while the real Drew Carey, 43, adopted health habits after a blocked artery and angioplasty. He worries fans may fear a thinner appearance but expects no major change to the show. The program airs at 8 p.m. Wednesdays.

Knight Ridder Drew Careys Drew Carey Man Charac

Pat Boone rereleases American Glory amid renewed patriotism

Entertainer Pat Boone says patriotic displays surged after the September 11 attacks and announces a rerelease of his 30 year old album American Glory featuring twelve tunes including The Star Spangled Banner. Boone notes years of few artists recording such American patriotic songs.

Pat Boone United States Boone

Notable birthdays today for Windom Bardot King and more

Today marks birthdays for actor William Windom known for Murder She Wrote, Brigitte Bardot, singer Ben E King, writer director actor John Sayles, actress Sylvia Kristel of Emmanuelle, comedian actress Janeane Garofalo, actress Mira Sorvino, and TV personality Moon Zappa.

William Windom Murder She Brigitte Bardot Ben E. King John Sayles Sylvia Kristel Emmanuelle Janeane Garofalo Mira Sorvino Moon Zappa

Cronkite Defends Rather Over Sobbing On Air

Walter Cronkite says it is OK to cry and defends Dan Rather for tears on The Late Show discussing visit to ground zero. Cronkite recalls his JFK death reporting and cites the pressure reporters face after covering tragedy.

Cronkite Knight Ridder CBS Walter Cronkite Dan Rather David Letterman Ground Zero New York John F. Kennedy San Jose Calif Rather

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Gilchrist Soviet Union Center For the Study Iowa Department of Health State Department of Emergency Management Iiowa Kevin Teale State Health Department Michael Osterholm University of Minnesota Osterholm Somalia Centers For Disease Control and Prevention CDC Atlanta The Dick Hogan Dickh Gazette Buzz Orr Mary Gilchrist University of Iowa State Hygienic Lab Iowa City Karla Long Larry Holcomb Washington, D.C Food and Drug Administration Michael T. Osterholm John Schwartz Dennis Kunkel Yoko Dan Walter
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