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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1988

Page

13

Burroughs at Beacon Theater Talks Near Death and AIDS

Harvard’s 300th anniversary list marks William S. Burroughs as a famed alum. The 73 year old author promotes The Western Lands, calls it a summing up, while reading unpublished work at Beacon Theater and warning of drug hysteria and AIDS.

Ew York Delmore Schwartz James Agee Harvard University William S. Burroughs Gotham Book Mart Alfred Hitchcock Burroughs Harvard SoHo Lawrence Kan Viking Press Gerald Howard Viking Valley of Death William Seward Hall Beacon Theater

Driving is rural seniors vital link in Iowa lives

Dawn Ummel reports seniors rely on driving for mobility with Mick Havel 78 and Delbert Flynn 73 sharing the importance of licenses. Havel travels to trapshooting events across Eastern Iowa and visits family, while Flynn, a paraplegic since 1957, continues driving about 7,500 miles yearly to reach Iowa City Washington and Katona for groceries and kin.

Dawn Ummel Mick Havel Havel Iowa Riverside Lone Tree Washington Delbert Flynn Mick Riverside Senior Village Flynn Iowa City Katona

Mobility is crucial for Iowa's elderly

Iowa's oldest licensed driver Ja Stinson, 102, faces stereotypes about aging drivers as he prepares for a March 1 driver test in Mason City. Experts note licensing is to protect safety while preserving independence, and most seniors self regulate to stay on the road where possible.

Ja Stinson Stinson Mason City Iowa Raymond Brown Cedar Rapids Brown 15Th St. SE Gus Horn Iowa Department of Transportation IDOT Jane Rockwell Rockwell Loren Jansa Linn County Council On Aging Jansa Horn

Gray on White cross country ski clinic for seniors

Larry McGrath 60 leads a beginner cross country clinic for people 50 and older at the Indian Creek Nature Center. The 1 to 4 30 p m session includes a video, indoor moves, and outdoor skiing with a $2 member and $5 nonmember fee. Call 362-0664 to register and confirm weather.

Larry McGrath Indian Creek Nature Center McGrath Nature Center

Local fitness centers see January surge in memberships

Grit to shed holiday weight drives New Life Fitness World Cedar Rapids and Iowa City gains as temps dip. Barbs Kesl notes phones nonstop at St. Luke's Alive and Well. Phil Moeller cites spring prep at New Image Gym. Tim Pendergast says October is peak joiner period. indoor workouts rise with cold weather.

Dave Gosch Mike O’keefe New Life Fitness World O’keefe O'Keefe Cedar Rapids Iowa City Barb Kesl St. Luke’s Phil Moeller Moeller Tim Pendergast Pendergast Kim Oxsen Mercy Garden Court Fitness Center Second St. SE Oxsen

Metabolism Linked to Obesity in Pima Study

NIH researchers using a 24 hour respiratory chamber studied the Pima Indians of southern Arizona finding that a slow metabolic rate increases obesity risk from about 70 percent for low metabolism to 10 to 30 percent for normal or high rates. Fidgeting also correlates with metabolic rate and weight.

Arizona Clifton Bogardus National Institutes of Health Phoenix NIH Bogardus Tucson Ariz

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