CDC urged to revise mask rules amid delta driven surge
Health experts pressure the CDC to require masks for all in public spaces as cases rise with the delta variant. Former surgeon general Jerome Adams criticizes the May guidance and cites low mask use and slower vaccination. Officials in Los Angeles County have reinstated indoor mask mandates for all residents.
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University of California-San Francisco
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Cedar Rapids man fails to report to center
Leo Alan Ray, 34, a felon convicted of conspiracy to commit a felony willful injury causing serious injury and second degree robbery, did not report to the Linn County Residential Center in Cedar Rapids as required. The Iowa Department of Corrections said Ray, a white man, 5'7" and 186 pounds, was admitted to the work release facility in May. anyone with information on his whereabouts should contact police.
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Iowa Lottery Draws and Jackpot Totals
The Saturday draw results include Pick 3 Midday 4 1 9, Pick 3 Evening 0 0 8, Pick 4 Midday 6 7 7 7, Pick 4 Evening 6 9 4 5, Powerball 1 4 11 59 67 with Powerball 10, Jackpot at 174 million, Lotto America 7 8 12 25 31 with Star Ball 5.
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World Health Organization safety notice for newspaper handling
The World Health Organization says it is safe to handle newspapers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Gazette’s printing facility and delivery contractors provide gloves where appropriate and clean equipment and stations frequently. A digital version is available at thegazette.com by clicking Green Gazette in the footer.
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States scale back virus reporting as cases surge
States shrink virus dashboards as cases rise causing reduced real time data for outbreaks. Nebraska paused updates for two weeks then switched to weekly figures while other states like Florida and Kansas adjust frequencies drawing criticism from lawmakers and health experts.
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Neb
Florida
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
U.S
Pete Ricketts
Washington, D.C
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Kansas
State Health Department
David Brett-Major
CDC
World Health Organization
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