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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2003
Page
2
The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education limits resident work weeks to 80 hours averaged over four weeks, enforces minimum rest between shifts, and caps shifts at 24 hours starting July 1, risking loss of federal funding and accreditation for noncompliance.
Health officials warn of West Nile virus resurgence and the re emergence of southeastern equine encephalitis. A Georgia man died June 21 in the nation’s first human case this year. The disease kills most unvaccinated horses and up to half of infected people.
Researchers in Science report E coli creates a biofilm inside mouse bladder cells. The colony structure resists antibiotics and immune attack, potentially explaining stubborn urinary tract infections.
The Gazette published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa provides subscription rates for carrier and motor route delivery and mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday editions. It lists 4 week and 52 week prices for in state and out of state and gives contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries.
President Bush plans a delegation of military experts to Africa to assess potential U.S. troop involvement in Liberia. The team will coordinate with regional nations to gauge how to stabilize the war-torn country and whether an international peacekeeping force should include American troops.
Roger Federer defeated Andy Roddick 7 6 6 3 6 3 in a Wimbledon semifinal to become the first Swiss man in a Grand Slam final. Federer’s serving and returns impressed as he denied Roddick a title bid and advanced to the championship.
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A Friday Gazette correction clarifies the July 1993 drowning of a man whose canoe capsized at Lake Macbride. Readers may comment on accuracy and the newspaper publishes clarifications in the space.
President Bush sends a team of military experts to Africa to assess U S troop involvement in Liberia and discuss a peacekeeping force with ECOWAS. He cautions that Charles Taylor must leave before a U S deployment, amid talks with UN and regional leaders.
London officials identified two Britons Moazzam Begg and Feroz Abbasi among six al Qaida suspects to face possible U S military commission trials for terrorism. Australian national David Hicks is also listed. British concerns center on fair trial standards including evidence access and appeals.
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