Informed consent for schizophrenia study shown
The University of Iowa study finds most people with schizophrenia can give adequate consent for research. 25 schizophrenia patients and 25 HIV positive individuals completed a mock study, with all but five schizophrenia and all but one HIV participants showing adequate decision making. Researchers note caution and policy relevance.
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Harding students sew backpacks for Haiti children
About 600 children in Haiti may receive new drawstring backpacks made by Harding Middle School students. The project spans two years with sewing classes producing bags containing student photos and letters, distributed via Cedar Rapids resident Lucy Dietrich on annual church trips. Coordinator Linda Sadler notes the effort benefits needy children.
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Cedar Rapids
Haiti
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Linn Mar associate principal leaves for Anamosa principal post
Linn Mar High School associate principal Steve Goodall has been hired as Anamosa High School principal effective today. He replaces Marshal Lewis whose district contract was terminated in May. Goodall will be paid 70000 annually and served at Linn-Mar since 201? last five years.
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Marshal Lewis
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Cedar Rapids Woman Wins $100000 in Powerball
Patricia Brown, 55, won $100,000 in the June 19 Powerball drawing, buying a ticket at Drug Town in Cedar Rapids. Her numbers 1 3 4 7 11 with Powerball 23 matched the first five numbers. Five Iowa tickets have won $100,000 this year.
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Dubuque Couple Gifts 500000 to Drake Pharmacy College
Dick and Brenda Hartig donate 500000 to Drake University's College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences to endow the Hartig Pharmacy Fund. The fund will support a distinguished teacher award faculty development and student scholarships. The Hartigs run the nation s second oldest family owned drug chain.
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Brenda Hartig
Dubuque
Drake University
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Northminster Church Closes After Seven Years in North Liberty
Nearly 100 worshippers gathered in a storefront sanctuary to bid farewell to Northminster Presbyterian Church founded in 1995. Financial struggles and no permanent home led to closure as Rev. Jan Burns-Hintze led a final service and farewell song.
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Volunteer Opportunities Call United Way in Iowa
United Way of East Central Iowa seeks volunteers 55 and older for nonprofit placements. Meals on Wheels needs drivers to deliver meals and check on safety. Head Start requests a puppetmaker and readers for preschoolers. Homeless Children's Trust seeks help with a fundraiser auction and 2002 Christmas party. Call numbers provided.
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