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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2001
Page
1
The ImageChecker computer shown to boost early breast cancer detection by twenty percent will begin operations at the Erskine Advanced Imaging Center on Wednesday. The device promises improved screening accuracy and faster results for patients in the Cedar Rapids area.
A cryptic note lists Accent Advice Bridge and Crissere in connection with a serialized comic index. The entry references 5D and 56D classifications and an editor noted as Editorig, hinting at a cataloging or metadata error in an archival page.
In a raw February wind, Cedar Rapids crews collect large junk beyond routine trash. The city limits bulky item pickups and bans appliances this year while enforcing rules on discarded items, following last year's heavy “trash amnesty” period.
Guttenberg police report flood closures isolating Abel and Esmann islands on the Mississippi River. 325 residents face displacement as Island Road remains closed until crest passage, with Coast Guard bans hindering travel. The 1965 flood remains worst on record at 24.24 feet.
Gov. Tom Vilsack endorses the newly drawn Iowa congressional and legislative districts as fairly solid while stopping short of full approval. GOP leaders fault population variances and demand public hearings run by the Temporary Redistricting Advisory Commission with sessions in Sioux City Iowa City and Des Moines. House leader Christopher Rants compares steps to a backward shift from one person one vote and notes potential impact on incumbents Jim Leach and Jim Nussle in the first district.
Corrin Hatala a 10 year old from Waverly was one of eight nationwide finalists in the Dear Mr President contest. She will read her letter to President Bush in the Oval Office today and the session will be taped for Iowa Public Television. Her letter offers tips to manage stress with walks outdoors and courage during speeches.
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