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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2002
Page
2
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A Parade special report surveys earnings from stars like Brad Pitt to a librarian, with Andrew Tobias weighing the value of celebrity pay. The issue also offers coping tips for noisy neighbors and a Dear Abby debate on stopping youth smoking.
Margaret Reihman from rural Oxford sent fund raising mailings to oppose financing for a Coralville hotel and convention center. The Gazette notes an incorrect address in Tuesday's issue and invites reader comments on accuracy with corrections to be published.
Leonard Pitts writes a satirical Earthly reply to James Dobson about abstinence and sex education following Colin Powell's MTV remarks. The column contrasts planetary views with everyday human behavior, noting the persistence of temptation and the need for practical approaches to teen sexuality.
Former Enron chief executive Jeffrey Skilling told a Senate panel he did not lie to Congress and defended his role as CEO while cashing in 66 million dollars in Enron stock. Senator Barbara Boxer pressed him on his stock sales as Watkins said Lay was largely out of the loop. The Enron collapse left millions of investors harmed.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that middle aged Americans face a 90 percent lifetime risk of developing high blood pressure. Experts urge diet and exercise to reduce risk and stress that blacks may have even higher lifetime risk. The Framingham Heart Study analyzed 1,298 participants to reach the estimate.
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