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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2004
Page
35
A reader asks about a wife who dislikes travel and fears flying. Dear Abby suggests open discussion and a possible compromise while noting travel may harm some. She warns compromising is key to avoid later marital strain and advises finding a mutually satisfying destination.
A reader with diverticulosis asks if nuts berries and seeds trigger attacks. Dr Donohue explains diverticula result from low fiber and not from polyps, notes antibiotics treat diverticulitis, and says liberalized dietary guidance may still require avoiding triggering foods during episodes. He provides contact details for a pamphlet.
The piece traces how hurricane naming evolved from numbers to personal names, including male and female lists, retirement rules, and the role of the WMO. It notes critics and supporters, anecdotes about letters to the center, and examples such as Andrew becoming Alex and Bruno’s funding offer.
CMA nominations include Gretchen Wilson for best album Here for the Party alongside Brad Paisley Brooks & Dunn Toby Keith and Kenny Chesney. Kathy Kristofferson inducted into Country Hall of Fame. Entertainer of the year nominees are Brooks & Dunn Chesney Jackson Keith and Tim McGraw.
A reader notes a government site FirstGov.gov compiling over 500 federal and state benefits including veterans Medicare food stamps Social Security unemployment and housing loans The site offers a Web based questionnaire guiding users to applicable programs It launched Spanish access in April and adds programs monthly A toll free line 1 800 FED INFO provides answers in English or Spanish Monday through Friday 9 am to 9 pm
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