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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2004
Page
2
French firm aims to build a yeast production facility in Coralville as part of a broader industrial push. The project aligns with local growth plans and could create new jobs in the region.
Hundreds of same sex couples wait in heavy rain outside San Francisco City Hall hoping to join more than 1,700 couples who wed recently. They camped overnight to obtain licenses as two court hearings loom on blocking further unions.
FBI whistleblower and University of Iowa graduate Coleen Rowley returns to Iowa for two speeches this weekend. The report also covers a birth defects research team at the University of Iowa involved in an ongoing international investigation into cleft lip and palate prevention.
The Gazette publishes daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa with mailing options and prices for Morning Editions and Sunday editions. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and distance, with postal services and AP news use noted.
The Gazette highlights agricultural support by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Kathleen Parker critiques using Vietnam service as a political weapon. She argues veterans deserve respect, condemns invoking Vietnam for campaigns, and questions which Kerry or Bush would act as president. She notes honors and controversies, urging focus on current leadership decisions.
A Penn researcher reports rat gene therapy injections double muscle strength and speed raising concerns about illegal enhancement in sports. Experts warn the undetectable tech could allow athletes to surpass natural talent through genetic modification and rapid muscle growth.
Italian researchers report eight cows with mad cow disease. two show brain damage resembling human Creutzfeldt Jakob disease with amyloid plaques. They suggest cattle may develop a sporadic form or a new foodborne variant, but NIH experts say no increased human threat.
The Drug Enforcement Administration plans to reclassify hydrocodone from its current Schedule III to Schedule II, tightening controls on a drug prescribed over 100 million times last year. The change would burden patients with serious pain and push doctors toward less effective alternatives, say pain specialists and pharmacists.
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