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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1981

Page

7

Iowa physician seeks volunteers for memory study with nitrous oxide

Dr. Mohamed Ghoneim of the University of Iowa College of Medicine is recruiting 40 volunteers to inhale a 36 percent nitrous oxide concentration and perform memory tests. He notes high public interest and warns about potential abuse by medical staff and others, while the ADA studies long term hazards and miscarriages linked to chronic exposure.

Iowa City Department of Anesthesia University of Iowa College of Medicine Mohamed Gho Neim College of Medicine Ghoneim American Dental Association ADA

Two Iowa Nursing Home Patients Die From Flu

Polk County health director Dr. Julius Conner said two elderly residents, an 88-year-old woman and a 94-year-old man with chronic illnesses, died from influenza. The victims, unnamed, were in a nursing home, marking Iowa’s first flu related deaths of the winter.

Des Moines UPI Polk County Julius Conner Conner Iowa

Teamsters drop bid to unseat AFSCME for Iowa workers

A Teamsters official said the union is giving up its bid to replace AFSCME as the bargaining agent for about 6,500 Iowa state blue collar workers. The PER Board found insufficient signatures for an election and the attorney general will review petition signatures.

Teamsters Afscme State Workers’ Union Des Moines Iowa Public Employee Relations Board American Federation of State Tom Miller Joe Valenti Teamsters’ Central Conference Public Employee Division Valenti PER Teamster

Ray backs 55 mph limit. opposes abolition push

Iowa Governor Robert Ray says he will not abolish the 55 mph national speed limit, despite Andrew Lewis Reagan appointee for transportation secretary advocating states setting their own limits. Ray cites lives and fuel savings and notes ongoing energy shortages and reliance on OPEC oil. He predicts no quick end to the shortage.

Des Moines Robert Ray Ronald Reagan Andrew Lewis Reagan Senate Ray Republican Party

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