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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2002
Page
2
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Sunday opinion rundown featuring Cal Thomas Molly Ivins Deborah Mathis and Dave Barry. Also a North of 40 column on Red and a Twin in a suit over sister’s wedding date Abby Sunday roundup of features.
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices provide phone lines for general news tips arts entertainment features financial food online photo sports and a toll free line. The listing also shows multiple contact numbers across departments for both cities and a toll free option.
The text lists contact numbers for subscription services including (319) 398-8333 and (319) 339-3150 plus 1-800-397-8333 and a general number (319) 398-8211.
A co ed indoor soccer game organized by teens showcased girls and boys playing as equals. The Revolution team united freshmen to seniors, sparking discussion on gender norms, friendships, and empowerment beyond sports. Jacquelyn Mitchard notes this as a hopeful glimpse in The Gazette column.
The Bush administration labeled a developing fetus an unborn child to extend prenatal care to low income pregnant women by allowing states to enroll fetuses in CHIP from conception. HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson framed it as boosting prenatal care despite abortion rights objections.
A Lancet report ties outdoor sports in smoggy Southern California to tripled risk of new asthma among 3 535 children tracked for five years. Researchers found higher asthma rates in high smog areas for kids playing three or more sports, while low smog areas showed lower rates for active children. Nearly 1 in 13 U S children have asthma.
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