Residents fear Mercy demolition threats to Cedar Rapids historic homes
In Cedar Rapids surrounding Coe College, Mercy Medical Center plans to demolish Stella's house for growth near McKinley Middle School and the post office. Preservationists push adaptive reuse and a waiting period before demolition to honor local landmarks and maintain a sense of place.
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Cedar Rapids
Michael Kramme
The
Iowa Historic Preservation Alliance
Kramme
Blair House
Washington
Iowa
Stella
Mercy Medical Center
McKinley Middle School
Bob Olberding
Iowa City
Mark Hunter
Randy McVey
Hong Kong
John Cail
Internist Associates of Iowa
Physicians Clinic of Iowa
PCI
7Th St
Anesthesiologists urged to avoid lethal injections
Dr. Orin Guidry president of the American Society of Anesthesiologists urges members to steer clear of participation in lethal injections. He says anesthesiology did not create capital punishment and should not resolve issues created by the legal system amid renewed litigation and a Missouri halt order.
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Los Angeles Times
American Society of Anesthesiologists
Orin Guidry
Guidry
Ochsner Hospital
New Orleans
California
Michael Morales
Kansas City
U.S
Fernando Gaitan Jr
Missouri
Sweat patch in probation cases tests limits of accuracy
Federal and state officials have widely used the sweat patch to detect drug use, but critics argue environmental contamination can cause false positives and false negatives. In Meyer's case the patch showed positives while urinalysis stayed negative, prompting debate over reliability and calls for further expert testimony.
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Iowa
Department of Human Services
DHS
Cedar Rapids
James Greenwald
Syracuse
N.Y
Greenwald
U.S
Jamie M. Snyder
New York
Frederick Smith
University of New Haven
West Haven
Conn
Smith
Nevada
PharmChem
Leo Kadehjian
Palo Alto
Calif
Meyer
Kadehjian
Chicago
Cory Goldensoph
Flooding recedes in D C as Fourth of July crowds return
One week after historic floods, Washington museums open for the July Fourth weekend while thousands in surrounding states continue flood cleanup or remain homeless. The Smithsonian venues reopen after power outages, two museums celebrate grand reopenings, and the National Archives stays closed to dry out.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
Virginia
National Mall
Washington Monument
Becky Haberacker
Smithsonian Spokes
Smithsonian
National Museum of Natural History
National Museum of American History
National Portrait Gallery
Museum of American Art
National Archives
New Jersey
New York State
Baltimore
New York Counties
Chestnut Aims to Take Hot Dog Belt From Kobayashi
Joey Chestnut prepares for the Fourth of July Nathan's contest at Coney Island in a bid to eat more than 48 hot dogs in 12 minutes and claim the yellow belt from Japan's Takeru Kobayashi, the five time defending champion. Chestnut, from San Jose, trains by eating 40 or more hot dogs twice weekly and holds U S records in other foods.
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Joey Chestnut
Daly City
Calif
Chestnut
Coney Island
Takeru Kobayashi
Japan
Sports Illustrated
San Jose
Kobayashi
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