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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1990
Page
1
In Bologna an Italian military jet crashed into a suburban high school, killing at least 12 students and injuring about 70 as survivors leapt from windows. Rescue teams hunted for bodies four hours after the midmorning crash with 200 students present. The pilot bailed out safely before the aircraft struck a second floor classroom.
A Boston report notes that high impact aerobics may trigger vertigo ringing in the ears and balance loss. Dr Michael I Weintraub of New York Medical College cites five recent cases among 37 instructors at two fitness clubs, suggesting inner ear shock from intense workouts.
NTSB plans to retrace the route of the Northwest DC-9 that collided with a Northwest Boeing 727 in fog, killing eight and injuring 24. Co-pilot James Schifferns told Detroit tower he thought the jet was on an active runway, but captain William Lovelace said he did not hear him.
Mostly clear and cold tonight with a low of 15 to 20 degrees and northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Partly cloudy and warmer Friday with highs 50 to 55 and winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday through Monday sees above normal, dry weather with daytime highs 50s to 60s and lows 20s to 30.
A cluttered page snippet shows sections labeled classified and comics with scattered items. Mentions of POODLE and a quiet person named Gus Garden appear amid brief notes and early morning timestamps.
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein urged Parliament to approve releasing foreign hostages held in Iraq and Kuwait, saying diplomacy improved conditions and his forces are now deployed in Kuwait. The White House called the move hopeful, while families of hostages expressed relief. Tariq Aziz was reported to plan a December meeting with President Bush to discuss a settlement.
A Boston based AP report notes fourfold rise in imaging by doctors who own X ray and ultrasound devices versus those sending patients to radiologists. The NEJM study finds ownership may spur overuse while not proving necessity, with ethical guidelines urging decisions based on patient health rather than finances.
Garden City radiologist Dr. Paul Rodriguez argues X rays are ordered for medical need, not profit. He cites patient convenience and availability of equipment as factors. A New England Journal of Medicine study links ownership to higher ordering rates, while philosopher E Haavi Morreim suggests other explanations beyond money.
A public interest group urged Congress to ban milk over 2 percent fat from school cafeterias and to raise lunch funding while pushing meals toward 30 to 35 percent of calories from fat within 2 to 4 years. The report cites a 41.4 percent fat meal with whole milk and 34 percent with skim milk, and notes industry opposition and mixed government stance.
NASA astronauts aboard Columbia faced a second shutdown as the flight deck computer overheated and failed, halting ultraviolet telescope observations on the Astro observatory. Ground controllers prepared to operate instruments remotely while the crew relied on manual star tracking and a separate functioning screens.
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