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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2005
Page
1
Public safety officials say Cedar Rapids first Amber Alert for Jessera Gage was issued March 24 with some glitches but overall handled properly. A TV viewer sighting helped locate the 10-year-old girl who left home with 37-year-old Brandon man Roger Paul Bentley.
A Cedar Rapids man, Bentley, a convicted sex offender, was arrested around 7 a.m. on March 25 after a tip led deputies to an abandoned Johnson County mobile home where Jetseta's body was later found. He faces kidnapping and murder charges.
Timeline shows Jetseta Gage last seen at 448 Jacelyn Dr NW Cedar Rapids at 8 15 p m on March 24. Family contacts, police dispatch, house and neighborhood search followed by Amber Alert issued to IDPS and National Weather Service activation. Alerts listed on iowa amber alert site after midnight March 25.
Mount Mercy College plans to equip every nurse training student with a handheld computer within two years to boost speed and accuracy in patient care. Faculty member Sharon Yearous has been training staff on PDA use since January as a teaching and clinical aid.
As cell phones become ubiquitous, venues like libraries face strict balance acts. Riv erside Theatre founder Ron Clark warns of strong penalties for phone disruptions while Iowa City librarians note patrons use calls during browsing. Authorities urge quiet yet practical policies to satisfy all.
Betsy Smith and Mary Anne Lazar testified in a civil case deposition that NIH AIDS researchers faced a hostile work culture with profanity and inappropriate conduct. Documents describe a supervisor sending a red bra to a subordinate and colleagues being hugged or kissed by bosses as efforts to charge trips to taxpayers.
NIH employees faced sexual intimidation and repeated disregard for patient welfare in AIDS trials. Sworn testimony and documents show internal reviews and investigations by NIH, the Senate, and the HHS inspector general. NIH managers acknowledge problems and say steps are being taken.
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