Baptists Help Mend a Broken Heart in Indiana
A Indiana family endures a grueling series of heart surgeries for Sean Lacy. Temple Baptist Church in New Castle raises funds and prayers, sending weekly envelopes to cover medical costs and hospital stays.Sean returns home after a long ICU fight, with a mended heart and a grateful family planning a personal thanks to the Baptists.
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Scott Lacy
Patty
Riley Children’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Sean
Ronald McDonald House
Baptists of Temple Baptist Church
New Castle
Ind
Scott
Rick Randall
Rick
Temple Baptist Church
Buddy
God
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Sean Lacy
Patty and
Census hints at shifting seats to South and West in 2000s
The 1999 estimates project Arizona and Texas gain two seats each as New York and Pennsylvania lose two apiece. California may grow by one, Colorado Florida Georgia and Nevada gain one, with Montana or Georgia possibly obtaining the last seat.
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Northeast
Midwest
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Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Iowa
Census Bureau
John Haaga
The
Population Reference Bureau
Election Data Services Inc
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
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Ilinois
Mississippi
Ohio
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Corrections Correct Armar Plaza Location and Cedar Rapids Plant
The Gazette corrects Armar Plaza’s location to Marion not Cedar Rapids and fixes Highway Equipment Co. of Cedar Rapids facts. The Cedar Rapids firm plans a new plant to boost manufacturing capacity by 40 to 50 percent, not 40 to 530 percent. Reports will address complaints by calling 398 8313.
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Highway Equipment Co
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
The Gazette Recycling Initiative and Contact Info
The Gazette promotes soybean ink recycling and urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton or recycling locations nearest them. It notes publication details for The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette and lists mailing addresses and contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Steroids fail to slow COPD progression but ease flare ups
A government study in the New England Journal of Medicine finds inhaled steroids do not slow the overall decline in lung function for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. They reduce urgent visits and hospitalizations but can cause skin bruising and bone density loss with long-term use.
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