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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2001
Page
1
A local theater presents a stage retelling of the Helen Keller narrative set in eastern Iowa. The production highlights Keller's education and her breakthroughs with companion teachers and advocates, portraying perseverance, communication, and social change.
Iowa City doctors in the University of Iowa reproductive endocrinology and infertility division have offered frozen embryo adoption as a last shot for couples, with nearly 40 frozen embryo transfers completed since the late 1990s under director Dr. Brad Van Voorhis.
University of Iowa professor Dr. Brad Van Voorhis hosts an online chat from 7 to 7 45 p m today at GazetteOnline com about the demand for donated embryos. He notes demand exceeds supply and explains how embryos are created and frozen during IVF procedures.
The Marquette McGregor area groups plan a Vision Iowa project seeking about 15 million dollars to help fund a 42 million plan. It includes the Trail of Two Cities along the Mississippi River, an 18 hole golf course, outdoor winter recreation area, activity center, and a hotel. Local officials say the project would boost tourism while preserving the bluffs and river views.
MidAmerican Energy officials have discussed potential new power plants in Iowa with state lawmakers. Proposals focus on easing siting regulations and may include one plant in Eastern Iowa and another in central or western Iowa. A study bill on changes is expected soon as lawmakers weigh options amid high gas bills and California outages.
Eldest son Andrew Krnak has been charged with murder in the disappearance of Allen Krnak 55, Donna Krnak 52, and their 21-year-old son Tom after skeletal remains were identified in North Carolina. The family vanished during a fishing trip in rural Wisconsin in July 1998. A wedding ring linked to Donna and the missing dog Hunter were later found.
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