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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2003
Page
1
A brief note discusses a facial exercise routine described as chin ups that may tone sagging facial muscles. It mentions usage for a firmer jaw line and lifted appearance, without medical claims or endorsements.
An Eastern Iowa community dedicates time and funds to preserve history for future generations, as volunteers organize projects and events to sustain archival work and local heritage initiatives.
A compact page index lists sections including horoscopes legals lottery movies and puzzles with weather and people features. It signals a mixed daily menu of short items and notices for readers.
NATO ends monthlong stalemate to prepare potential military aid to Turkey if Iraq attacks, with France, Germany, and Belgium easing objections while EU leaders face a tough summit over disarming Iraq. Allies say alliance solidarity prevails as plans move forward despite rifts.
Linn County Underwater Search and Recovery Team divers joined Iowa Search and Rescue dogs and 11 Jones County agencies for Central Park Amber training. The session aimed to improve drowning victim recovery and ice rescue skills after two divers died January 25 at Wendling Quarry near Lowdon. divers from Cedar Rapids and Anamosa participated as subject rescues to test procedures and equipment.
At the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine Dr. Jeffrey Murray leads a genetics environment study aiming to prevent birth defects. His team, backed by nearly 5.7 million in federal grants in the year ending June 30 2002, ranks among the top US grant receivers and includes 38 researchers and 10 UI undergraduates.
The Iowa Legislature faces key debates this week over lowering the drunk driving blood-alcohol limit from .10 to .08 and the potential loss of federal highway funds exceeding 45 million dollars. Lawmakers will also examine STIR Iowa, the Statewide Tax Increment Renewal plan from the Iowa Farm Bureau, amid broader tax equity and development concerns.
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