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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2001
Page
1
R and B singer Aaliyah, age 22, is among the ten victims of a Saturday plane crash in the Bahamas. The accident also claimed eight others, shocking fans and the music world.
A Gazette series will trace three first year teachers as they adjust to life in the classroom this fall. The second item offers tips to help pets and their owners sleep better at night.
Purdue University scientists announce a new acrylic gel coating for insulin pills that could survive stomach acids and deliver insulin through the intestine. In rats and dogs, up to 16 percent reached the bloodstream, offering a potential oral alternative to daily injections within a decade.
Census by Dave DeWitte notes Linn County median age rose from 26.3 in 1970 to 35.2 in 2000 while Johnson County climbed from 23.2 to 28.4. The aging trend signals tax, public safety, and medical care shifts amid a maturing baby boom generation. George and Helen Branstetter, Cedar Rapids residents, reflect on retirement.
University of Iowa fall enrollment is expected to be about 300 more than last year’s 28 311. Registrar Jerald Dallam notes the rise may be offset by still lower overall 1999 levels. Nursing and Tippie College of Business show ongoing growth with 389 nursing and 1 426 business students reported so far.
A survey of 81,247 Minnesota ninth and 12th graders found about 10 percent of girls and 5 percent of boys report rape or physical abuse on dates. Victims showed higher rates of emotional problems, crisis thoughts, eating disorders, and lower self esteem, underscoring early prevention needs.
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