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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2006
Page
1
A Bay Area observer recalls the 1989 Loma Prieta quake while noting the 1906 event, comparing energy estimates and living conditions then and now. The piece reflects on historical context and lasting impact a century later.
The Evening Gazette reports a devastating dawn fire in District One causing widespread destruction with thousands of buildings ruined and seven million city hall grounds in ruins. Fire worsens the horror with water shortages and many fatalities as bodies are recovered from the ruins.
A large Iowa based trial shows raloxifene matches tamoxifen in reducing invasive breast cancer by about 50 percent among 19 747 postmenopausal women including 350 from Iowa. Raloxifene lowers uterine cancer and blood clot risks versus tamoxifen, offering a safer preventive option according to Dr. Abby Thrower.
Gov. Tom Vilsack plans to send a letter to federal officials requesting funds for cleanup and recovery after Thursday's eastern Iowa tornado. Spokeswoman Jennifer Mullin said the governor would move quickly, as state emergency officials compile damage reports and data.
Inside UI works with students hit by storm and businesses rebuilding. Officials recommend the governor seek presidential disaster declarations for individual and public assistance to businesses individuals and families.
The Washington Post notes a dramatic aerial clash south of Washington as two bald eagles fight over territory on the Potomac River. With Chesapeake Bay region breeding pairs near a thousand this year, eagles crowd habitats and injuries from battles rise, prompting care from Wildlife Center of Virginia and Tri-State Bird Rescue.
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