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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 2003

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Fly Iowa Brings Ford Tri Motor Ride to Cedar Rapids

At The Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids, the 1929 Ford Tri Motor, created Aug 21 1929, offers brief rides today and Sunday during Fly Iowa. Organizer Dave Lammers notes the historic airliner helped launch passenger air travel and Henry Ford championed its development.

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University Hospitals limits resident work weeks to 80 hours

Hundreds of doctors in training at University Hospitals will no longer work 56 hour stretches or 100 hour weeks as new regulations took effect. The rules cap resident work at 80 hours per week averaged over four weeks, require 10 hours between shifts, and restrict most shifts to 24 hours.

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Labor Rules for Residents Cited by Accrediting Body

The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education sets limits on resident work hours. Residents may not exceed 80 hours per week averaged over four weeks. They must have one continuous 24 hour break every seven days averaged over four weeks and a minimum 10 hour rest between shifts.

Tsunami Kobayashi Wins Fourth of July Hot Dog Title

Takeru Kobayashi secured his third consecutive Fourth of July hot dog eating crown, devouring 44 percent more dogs than rivals in 12 minutes. Ed Jarvis finished second by 14 hot dogs, while William Perry exited early. Kobayashi used the Solomon method, halving dogs before swallowing.

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