Cedar Rapids Storm Cleanup Begins With City Crews
Cedar Rapids crews start multi day effort to remove downed trees after a late night Sunday storm. City declares storm emergency to permit curbside haulage of storm debris in manageable sizes.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2003
Page
2
Cedar Rapids crews start multi day effort to remove downed trees after a late night Sunday storm. City declares storm emergency to permit curbside haulage of storm debris in manageable sizes.
Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Iowa City place among top 15 US metros as Expansion Management rates work force education reliability and availability of scientists and engineers. Sabine Transportation in Cedar Rapids to pay 2 million in fines for dumping oil contaminated grain plastics and bilge wastes at sea. Johnson County Fair offers four days of business exposure with 95 exhibitors and booths for schools non profits and civic groups.
Local newspaper notice provides publication details for The Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa including its founding date office address mailing info subscriber rates by carrier and mail delivery options plus AP republication rights and contact numbers for subscription service and general office.
The U S Embassy complex in Monrovia caught fire on Monday as the State Department urged rebels to stay away from political influence. President Bush announced additional Marines and 4500 more American sailors and Marines would be stationed nearer to Liberia to safeguard U S interests.
Health and science briefs note ipecac's limited effectiveness in poisoning treatment and its abuse in bulimia with occasional fatalities. A separate study links weekly fish intake to reduced Alzheimer's risk, supporting diet's role in the disease. Lance Armstrong regains form after a crash and rallies to lead the Tour de France toward a decisive finish.
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The snippet outlines a Cedar Rapids company directory with phone numbers for city offices and services. It lists general news, tip line, and circulation contacts, plus a note about the complete directory and email addresses available.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton 901 Ingleside Drive SW or other local recycling locations.
Kathleen Parker critiques a culture of extreme entertainment and objectification. She links the Las Vegas Bambi paintball hunt to broader trends from Jerry Springer to Queer Eye. The piece weighs psychology, gender norms, and media sensationalism while questioning society’s appetite for such extremes.
Patricia Smith of Louisville illustrates how adult day care offers social interaction beyond home nursing. Congress has a pilot plan to add Medicare coverage for day care under homebound benefits, backed by studies showing 2,100 centers nationwide and cost savings from group care.
A Chicago study suggests seniors aged 65 plus who eat fish at least weekly have about 60 percent lower Alzheimer’s risk than those who rarely eat fish. 815 residents were followed for four years with 131 developing Alzheimer’s, supporting possible dietary prevention.
A study finds people aged 65 and older who eat fish at least once a week show a 60 percent lower risk of Alzheimer's than those who rarely eat fish. Omega-3 fatty acids in fish may aid brain development, though more studies are needed.
Washington AP report on moves to end over the counter sales of ipecac amid evidence it fails to treat poisoning and is abused for bulimia. FDA advisers split 6-4 to rescind non prescription sales and agencies set new guidelines to discourage use.
Manuel Gehring, 44, indicted in New Hampshire on two counts of first degree murder in the disappearance of his children Enroy Sarah 14 and Philip 11 last seen July 4 in Concord. Bodies not found as investigation traced route to California where he was arrested and escorted back to New Hampshire.
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