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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 2003

Page

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West Nile virus case reported in Iowa in July

An unidentified man in his 70s from northeast Iowa fell ill around July 1 and was hospitalized in serious but stable condition. Health officials said the virus is already established in the state, making this the first confirmed human case of the year.

Des Moines Iowa

West Nile virus in Iowa tops 2002 figures

Iowa reported 52 human West Nile cases in 2002 with two deaths while nationwide infections exceed 4000 and 277 deaths. Dr. Patricia Quinlisk notes the virus is established in Iowa with bird positives across 11 counties and transmission via mosquitoes feeding on infected birds.

Iowa Quinlisk

Iowa anticipates CDC confirmation of West Nile case

Iowa health officials expect the human West Nile virus case to be confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The report notes ongoing monitoring and verification procedures as the state tracks potential viral activity.

Lowa Iowa Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Cdc.gov Ncdod

West Nile data page at CDC net centers portal

CDC provides online resource on West Nile virus including surveillance, prevention tips, and guidance for health professionals. The page aggregates data, risk factors, and protective measures to reduce transmission and illness in communities.

Unplugged For Kids At Camp Wapsie Forbid Electronics

Cedar Rapids teen 16, Anna Douglas, feels cut off at YMCA Camp Wapsie as cell phones and email are banned. Directors say camps push kids to try new activities and avoid lost devices while addressing security and storage concerns at camps like Camp Conestoga in Dixon.

Claudia B. Laws the Gazette Kailey Drake Camp Wapsie Coggon Madeline Lawler Caroline Mehlhoff Julieanne Barnum Cedar Rapids Annah Douglas AOL Douglas YMCA Wapsie Brenda Lloyd Girl Scouts of Mississippi Valley Conestoga Dixon Iowa

Iowa Gambling Panel Orders Study On Future Casinos

The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission on Friday ordered a new study of gambling in the state while signaling only initial consideration of lifting the casino moratorium. Commission Chairman Mike Mahaffey urged that lawmakers perhaps decide on new licenses, not the five commissioners.

Rick Smith Gazette Johnston Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission Iowa Commission Mike Mahaffey

Boston consultant revisits mid 1990s gambling study

Will Cummings of Boston will reexamine a mid 1990s study to locate unmet demand for gambling and assess effects on ten riverboat casinos and three racetrack casinos if more venues open. The commission will use the analysis to inform a major public policy decision.

Will Cummings Boston Commission

Kehl family weighs Cedar Rapids and Coralville casino prospects

Dan Kehl of the Kehl family, long tied to Clinton and Burlington riverboats, says Cedar Rapids is an attractive casino market and reports investor talks with Mayor Paul Pate. He notes a phone survey funded by his group assessing interest in a Johnson County site on the Iowa River near Interstate 80 in Coralville.

Rick Smith Johnston Kehl Iowa Cedar Rapids Coralville Dan Kehl Clinton Burlington Fort Madison Paul Pate Johnson County Iowa River

Paperless savings bonds roll out via Treasury Direct

The Treasury introduces electronic savings bonds with Series I and EE on Treasury Direct. Investors gain secure online access and automatic transfers, while paper bonds phase toward extinction. U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa backs the move as a government efficiency effort.

the Gazette Iowa Treasury Direct U.S Chuck Grassley

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