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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1997
Page
1
A local Iowa filmmaker drives investment and jobs as a film project draws attention to Hollywood Iowa. The initiative leverages regional talent and facilities, boosting tourism and business revenue for nearby merchants.
Rural Eastern Iowa hospitals move to keep patients local by expanding services and forming urban alliances. Veterans Memorial Hospital in Waukon and Winneshiek County Memorial in Decorah lead multimillion dollar upgrades including new surgical suites and extended care options to compete with larger centers.
For years, James Q. Lynch quotes at Marengo Memorial Hospital transmit radiology images to University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. Virginia Gay in Vinton and Anamosa Community Hospital access records via a Cedar Rapids St. Luke's computer. Twelve northeast Iowa towns and Prairie du Chien Wisconsin have collaborated on data sharing and joint operations.
House Speaker Newt Gingrich addresses Georgia constituents at Roswell City Hall saying conservatives face a double standard after an ethics investigation. He blames media, Democrats, and lawyers while admitting fault and criticizing the process and penalties. Democratic critics note his admission of violations.
A coalition of business insurance and medical groups proposes limits on damages and deadlines, arguing for predictable medical liability rules. Opponents warn tobacco and agriculture interests would benefit from caps and limits, risking broader protections for plaintiffs. Matt Eide of ABI calls reform overdue as lawmakers consider changes to lawsuits.
In Belgrade whistle protests grow nightly as citizens resist Milosevic through sound. Residents gather after 7:30 p.m. with whistles, pots, and drums, turning sidewalks into a daubed rally against state media.
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