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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 2000

Page

16

Moon Bomb Panic in Cold War Era

Leonard Pitts argues political panic driven by fear spurred risky policies from nuking the moon to harsh drug laws. He highlights Leonard Reiffel and Carl Sagan's scientists who rejected moon bombardment for preserving science and warns future hindsight may be unkind to today’s fear driven choices.

United States U.S Scien Kemba Smith Virginia Leonard Reiffel Chicago Reiffel Carl Sagan

Highlands Forum reveals MEMS and moletronics promise despite doom

Washington notes warn of computer threats like the I LOVE YOU virus while detailing Highlands Forum talks by Kris Pister on smart dust and MEMS, Lucent’s David Bishop on optical switches, and HP’s Philip Kuekes on moletronics. The piece weighs peril against vast future opportunities.

Washington Bill Joy Sun Microsystems Joy Berkeley Kris Pister Pentagon David Bishop Lucent Technologies Bishop Cisco Systems Cisco Lucent Engine of Discovery Philip Kuekes Hewlett Packard Kuekes

Indiana University weighs fate of Bob Knight after probe

John Feinstein notes IU president Myles Brand and trustee chair John Walda publicly denounce Bob Knight at a news conference while Knight seeks to chase Dean Smith's all time wins record. The piece portrays Knight as brilliant yet prone to abusive conduct and argues Indiana delayed action until the 117th win push.

Myles Brand Indiana University John Walda Bob Knight Walda Brand Indianapolis Knight Indiana Bob San Francisco New York Toronto Baltimore Neil Reed Dean Smith

Almanac May 24 2000 highlights and birthdays

On this date in 1883 the Brooklyn Bridge opened, in 1962 Scott Carpenter orbited Earth, and 1988 saw John Monchitta’s 586 words per minute record. Notable birthdays include Bob Dylan and Joseph Brodsky. Also, 1936 Yankees beat Phillies 25 to 2. Tortay quote from Brodsky on patriotism and language.

Brooklyn Manhattan Scott Carpenter John Monchitta Victoria Benjamin N. Cardo Supreme Court Samuel Newhouse Lilli Palmer Joseph Brodsky Bob Dylan Priscilla Prestey Paul Weller Joe Dumars

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