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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2008
Page
6
Donated prescription drugs are stored at the Wyoming state health department in Cheyenne as programs collect unused medicines for uninsured and poor residents amid rising medical costs.
States are expanding programs to collect unused prescription drugs for distribution to the uninsured and poor. Laws vary on who may donate and where drugs come from, with safety checks by pharmacists and distribution through hospitals or clinics. About 33 states have such laws or studies, aiming to save costs and reduce waste.
A wave of catalytic converter thefts hits Cedar Rapids businesses with at least 37 cars stripped over three weeks. Miranda's Auto and Hawk Eye Auto report losses, while police seek suspects as the cost of repairs and possible insurance claims rise. A $1,000 reward is offered for tips.
A 40 year old in a Kirkwood Community College program recalls four moving violations in 12 months and faces probation. Instructor Dave Utter notes the course aims to show victims and costs of speeding while Falk cites attitudes as a major factor.
Admissions counselors note students grasp limits and pick realistic options aided by internet guides and mailings. While elite schools like Harvard and Yale fuel the frenzy, fewer applicants to long shots ease denials. counselors emphasize the middle group often overstresses outcomes and remains viable candidates for many colleges.
New parents are invited to share their newborn photograph and birth notice in the Milestones section of Sundays Gazette. For information call 368-8873 or 1-800-397-8212 for details and submission guidelines.
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