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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1985
Page
3
Charles Hayes, Illinois congressman and civil rights figure, will be guest speaker as United Food and Commercial Workers Local P-3 marks Martin Luther King Jr. birthday. Hayes helped elect Harold Washington Chicago mayor and calls to public invited audience.
Cornell College English professor Robert Dana and former U of I visiting lecturer William K. Knott are among 100 writers awarded $20,000 NEA Fellowships for Creative Writers. The awards total $2 million across 30 states, aimed at letting authors devote time to writing, research, or travel. Dana, 55, has published in The New Yorker The Nation Paris Review Harvard Magazine and others. Knott taught at U of I and is now at Emerson College in Boston.
Rep. Tom Tauke urges immediate HHS action on a completed report alleging underpayments to rural hospitals. The study could shift Medicare wage base rules retroactively to 1983, boosting rural payments while forcing urban hospitals to repay funds, risking trust-fund impact.
An advertisement outlines a Diet Center plan offering a tailored weight loss program with confidential counselor support and daily follow ups. It promotes safe fat loss, a Diet Center Supplement to curb cravings, no high pressure sales, and a maintenance program to keep pounds off.
Two studies suggest a herpes family virus, Epstein Barr, may trigger a prolonged flu-like syndrome with fatigue fever and swollen glands. Researchers caution routine tests miss the condition and that many cases resemble chronic fatigue with other illnesses.
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