City Council approves ordinance limiting parties and concerts
An ordinance approved last month by the City Council restricts large gatherings and amplified music. The item appears in the 1B section with concise details.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2002
Page
1
An ordinance approved last month by the City Council restricts large gatherings and amplified music. The item appears in the 1B section with concise details.
Czech towns flood as waters rise prompting thousands to seek higher ground. Eighty eight people are reported dead in the disaster. The article also notes back to school shopping challenges and Elvis Presley popularity twenty five years after his death.
Accent column provides quick lottery tips and simple money bridge notation with shorthand guidance. Readers see practical, easy to apply tips and brief notes on entertainment and financial planning.
Residents along Indian Creek in Edar Rapids face nerves during Monday night’s storm as Denise Anderson and neighbors monitor creek levels at 10 p.m. The Gazette notes anxiety among those living near Indian and Otter creeks amid the downpour.
Debris cleanup continues in Mount Vernon as 5B creeks flood Linn County on June 4. The disaster caused over 2 million dollars in damage after heavy rain up to eight inches in spots. Elementary art teacher Anderson reported Indian Creek water flooded her basement and brought unexpected wildlife and belongings into homes.
President Bush arrives in Iowa to discuss trade policy and raise money for GOP gubernatorial candidate Doug Gross at the Iowa State Fair. He is set to headline a $250 per person fundraiser, with organizers aiming for over $1 million in contributions amid local debate over Medicare reimbursements.
CRST International Inc. plans to remodel the closed Randall Foods at 13382 Edgewood Rd SW into offices near its southwest Cedar Rapids headquarters. The Cedar Rapids City Council will hold a public hearing on Aug 21 to consider financial incentives for the project. Wes Brackey, CRST vice president and CFO, said the firm aims to accommodate growth and add to its workforce.
Cedar Rapids dedicates the Helen G Nassif YMCA at 207 Seventh Ave SE. A $1 million Nassif donation topped the $8 million goal. The portrait of Nassif will hang in the lobby as the old building closes at 11 p.m. and the new facility opens soon. Niece Jeanne Nassif Amosson reads a statement on her behalf.
A Journal of the American Medical Association study found female primary care doctors spend more time with patients and use more emotion-focused talk. Researchers caution health outcomes are not yet known but suggest women may offer a more health-promoting therapeutic milieu.
The study finds women doctors average 23 minutes with patients versus 21 minutes for men in training across internists, family physicians, pediatricians, obstetrician gynecologists, and residents. Women also discuss health lifestyle issues more and engage in supportive talk, except male ob/gyns who spent slightly more time with patients.
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