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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2006
Page
1
A large study finds calcium and vitamin D provide limited protection against fractures and no benefit against colon cancer in predominantly low risk older women. Researchers urge continued adherence to government guidance despite modest gains in hip fracture reduction.
In Cedar Rapids a gambling addict, Wayne Klein, argues TouchPlay machines resemble slot machines with similar motion and sounds. Authorities say the Iowa Lottery runs 5,000 TouchPlay terminals at 2,600 sites, a number set to double despite a moratorium, due to preexisting contracts.
URRelay Inc a local start up creating Internet based relay service for deaf and hearing impaired aims to open in downtown Cedar Rapids on April 15 using 10 000 square feet at 324 Second St SE. The firm seeks city incentives to cover 650000 renovation costs as part of a Downtown Job Catalyst pilot project discussed at last night’s City Council meeting led by development manager Richard Luther.
URRelay Inc proposes to hire 110 workers to assist deaf and hearing impaired customers by handling typed Internet communications. A Feb 24 job fair is planned as office upgrades are funded by city incentives. The city would pay up to 30 000 a year for five years if targets are met, with potential repayment of up to 75 000.
A Iowa House subcommittee discussed recognizing Meskwaki Tribal Court civil judgments. Chief Justice Henry Buffalo urged that state acknowledgment is a key step as Meskwaki seeks broader judicial cooperation. Opponents from the former ruling faction derided the court as a catastrophe and claimed withholding of per capita payments.
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