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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1995
Page
6
The Chicago heat wave caused hundreds of deaths and prompted debate over blame. Officials face questions about preparedness and whether institutions protected the public. Some urge community care for vulnerable neighbors while experts deem it an act of God, not human error.
Senate action urged by Sen. Byrd would require reporters covering Congress to file annual financial disclosures. The move targets prominent personalities and may spark public debate over press access and influence in Washington.
Philadelphia physician Claude Lewis reports broad doctor opposition to HMOs and utilization review. They claim insurers dictate care and cap procedures, harming patients while doctors fear losing control of treatment. Some groups, including Doctors Who Care, urge patients to join the fight to restore physician authority.
A reader rebuts a July 22 letter asserting the city can seize private land. The writer explains eminent domain requires just compensation and condemns the idea the city would take land for a curb. He notes public right of way includes grass near the curb and that the city’s plan does not need extra private property.
Mary Anne White urges action at a Thursday meeting sponsored by The Gazette in Cherry Auditorium, Coe College, from 7 to 9 pm, to change laws and empower parents against child harboring and coercive relationships. She mentions Judy Nish and Mary Lundby as supporters and warns of heightened risks to other families.
A report describes Gov. Terry Branstad pounding a podium during a question and answer session. The piece also covers Taylor School’s enrichment programs and principal Jim O’Connor explaining that they are not true intersessions.
A Cedar Rapids physician advocates a health care summit to address the city’s delivery system amid rising costs and corporate influence. He urges a public forum to inform and involve citizens and calls on local leaders and hospital boards to convene and shape a community plan.
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