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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2002
Page
2
The Field Museum in Chicago hosts the Pearls exhibit spotlighting rare gems and jewelry. It runs this weekend and invites visitors to explore craftsmanship and history behind these luminous treasures.
The Gazette notes a misnaming in an In the Neighborhood piece and corrects MAHP to MidAmerica Housing Partnership. Readers may comment on accuracy and corrections will be published. For corrections call 319 398 8313 or 14800 397 8212.
The Gazette promotes agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton or at nearby recycling locations.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette editions of Gazette Communications Inc publish daily and Sunday editions from Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription rates for Camer mail and motor route delivery and prices for 4 and 52 week periods. The Associated Press holds republication rights for local content.
Jacquelyn Mitchard examines Sylvia Ann Hewletts Creating Life and the high price of late motherhood. The piece argues fertility declines with age, the financial and emotional toll of IVF, and the tension between personal choice and societal expectations. It highlights stories of women delaying birth for career or finances and the painful tradeoffs involved.
In a preliminary study, researchers report that biological markers of calorie restricted rodents also appear in long living humans. The team warns results are not conclusive and advises against starving to extend life, noting future drugs may mimic the effect.
A 35 000 pound billboard under construction collapsed at a Snellville shopping center injuring one worker and killing three. Clyde Elrod 37 was hospitalized in good condition. The event followed a federal court ruling overturning local billboard height limits.
President Bush signed a bill to expand loan repayment and scholarships for nurses to work two years in facilities with critical shortages. The law funds nursing school grants and hospital programs to improve work conditions, with loans canceled for faculty service.
Chicago activists canvass door to door begging residents to break the code of silence over the slaying of Anthony Stuckey and Jack Moore. Police said a rental van veered off the street, killing the two men as a mob beat them to death. several persons of interest are being questioned.
A fragmentary note records a sports score or event labeled BB BA 2A with unclear details and limited readable text. No clear participants or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
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