17 Jul 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2000
Page
1
Ben King, 51, travels nationwide as a performing artist at fairs. He can within an hour turn a log into a bear, pig or eagle using a chainsaw. Details, 1B.
Denny Schultz author of the novel adapted by Baker for a Hallmark Hall of Fame TV movie. The story follows a man who builds a passion for motorcycling and hill climbing, with his whole family now involved.
In February 1979 Mike Cambridge received a pink slip and the next Monday opened Cambridge Careers with his wife Jo. The new agency offered employment services after the job setback.
Kristin Stoner, 13, captured top honors in the intermediate bottle-fed calf competition at the Keokuk County Expo. Details note Luanney and Sunday event results.
Cedar Rapids resident Venzke after a year in Moshi Tanzania cites high HIV rates and limited care. She recalls a funeral delayed by another family member’s suicide after learning of AIDS while noting underpaid staff and scarce supplies in hospitals.
Iowa officials push employers to recruit college graduates amid a growing biotech scene. Lt. Gov. Pederson touts quality of life to entice expatriate Iowans back, while EnzyMed Inc plans to double its 25 staff at Oakdale Research Park, drawing top graduates from Iowa and beyond.
The University of Iowa Cancer Center is expected to be named an NCI Center at a 11 am news conference in the John Colloton Pavilion. The designation will bring more funding and prestige, with a $1.2 million annual grant cited and benefits for recruitment, research funds, and faster patient lab results. The UI center comprises seven colleges and 27 departments and led last year with $27 million in research funding.
President Clinton announced 50 million dollars over five years to speed prevention and treatment research for Alzheimer’s disease. NIH will target vaccine efforts following recent international conference findings as Reagan’s family notes the disease affects millions and grows without breakthroughs. Clinton tied the plan to pushing a Medicare prescription drug benefit.
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