Writer Gains Post Soviet Fame in Russia
Mysteries once scarce in the Soviet Union now captivate readers in post-Soviet Russia. Notable author Lt. Col. Marina Alexeyeva stands among the most successful writers shaping the genre. See story page 6A.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1997
Page
9
Mysteries once scarce in the Soviet Union now captivate readers in post-Soviet Russia. Notable author Lt. Col. Marina Alexeyeva stands among the most successful writers shaping the genre. See story page 6A.
Lawrence three veterans groups will join forces Tuesday to present a Veterans Day ceremony at the American Legion. The event aims to honor service members and provide a local remembrance, with details on page 1B.
Kansas farmland values climb driven by three straight good harvests and rising farm income. Analysts note a 4 percent 1996 to 1997 gain and growing investor interest. Farmers see wealth, but can only cash in via sale or loan collateral as values soar.
Saddam Hussein warned Iraq must choose between sacrifice or slavery as confrontation with the United States looms. Iraq barred U N weapons inspectors including Americans for a seventh day and Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz headed to New York to press Baghdad's case at the Security Council.
Researchers working on gene therapy claim to induce the heart to grow its own blood vessels, potentially matching or surpassing surgically placed bypasses. Early results from Boston teams show clinical success in patients with blocked arteries, but further testing is needed to confirm benefits for cardiovascular disease.
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