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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2000
Page
1
Glen Worley comes off the bench for the US men in the Gazette Hawkeye Challenge hosting tonight. The note highlights his rising role and impact as the squad prepares for the event in Iowa.
Midamar Corp. President Bill Rossey stands with employee Nazar Osman in the company's prayer room as part of employers making room for religion in the workplace. The feature appears in Religion in Saturday's Gazette.
Gore and Bush camps clash in Florida and at the U.S. Supreme Court over delaying recounts. A half million ballots move toward Tallahassee as lawmakers in a GOP led legislature push to appoint electors. Bush aides say finality is near while Powell emerges as potential secretary of state.
Merrilee Giegerich of Mount Vernon earned a top 100 win in Parade magazine’s Our Animal Friends contest. The winning image features neighbor Shea Russell with a butterfly on her nose, captured years ago during a school show and tell activity.
A University of Iowa study of 649 nurses found nearly half report errors in dispensing student medications. Missed doses were most common, with 80 percent. Overdoses, unauthorized dosing, and wrong medicines affected about 20 percent.
The November Journal of School Health reports 80 percent missed doses, 23 percent double or overdoses, over 20 percent unauthorized administration, and about 20 percent giving wrong medicines. McCarthy notes 93 percent of schools have written guidelines and calls for further study on training and unadministered doses.
Iowa Child Institute board members meet Monday in Coralville to select a site for a proposed 280 million rain forest educational tourism complex. Ted Townsend and Coralville officials tout land near Interstate 80 as attractive while Cedar Rapids officials push alternatives. A closed 11:30 a.m. meeting at Canterbury Inn precedes a news conference on the VIP funding process and site decision.
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