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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2000
Page
25
A Pluggers panel celebrates vocal talent with a lighthearted line about anyone able to sing while a few reach notable distances in performance and ambition. The caption hints at humor and perseverance in amateur music.
Dr Donahue discusses hepatitis C affecting millions in the United States and Canada. The virus often shows no symptoms, with 85 percent remaining infected for life and 10 percent developing cirrhosis, liver failure, or cancer, while blood tests since 1991 reduced transfusion transmission. Interferon and ribavirin help some but a cure is anticipated.
A Cornell study in the Journal of Applied Physiology finds iron-deficient but nonanemic women struggle with endurance and adaptation to training. Iron supplements improved endurance twice as much as in depleted peers, with diet tips to prevent depletion including red meat and citrus with meals.
Dear Abby weighs a long history of abuse from aging in laws who favor their own grandchildren and mock the couple's partnership. The husband helps despite the mistreatment, while the wife seeks guidance on limits. The column also advises on a friend who steals a baby name and offers ordering details for a teen guide.
A reader reports a near injury when a three foot cord loop on a boiling rice cooker was pulled by a toddler. They tied knots to prevent looping, while citing a manufacturer who favors a figure eight and twist ties to reduce wear. The piece also shares advice on safe cord management and minimizing hazards.
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