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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1994
Page
2
Ellen Goodman explores parental fear and societal bias as a couple hires a female caregiver after weighing the distrust around male child carers. The piece contrasts hopes for nurturing fathers with anxieties fueled by abuse stories and lingering gender stereotypes in a modern parenting landscape.
The U S Office of Personnel Management provides a round the clock information line for federal job opportunities. Call (912) 757 3000 any day any time and select from a menu of options after connection.
Clinton health care reform would save Iowa at least 339 million with 271 million in Medicaid and long term care savings 1996 to 2000. Iowa employers and workers would reduce premium costs. national figures show billions in savings but GOP critics warn about replacement certainty.
A French funded study reports riluzole delaying crippling symptoms and death in some ALS patients, nearly doubling survival in places. Johns Hopkins expert calls it a big step while others remain skeptical about the small study size and statistical issues.
Dr. Stanley Appel of Baylor College of Medicine in Houston questions how the medicine works and warns the study may raise false hopes. The treatment is unapproved for routine use globally and limited to patients in controlled trials.
The Gazette issues corrections for a Coolidge Elementary photo caption misidentifying parent volunteer Grady Zangerle and mislabeling music teacher Kathleen McNamara as an art teacher. It also notes changes to a firearms permit listing for Francis E. Behn and misspellings in Theatre Cedar Rapids cast names Amanda and Gareth Strope.
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers for recycling in boxes at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St SW.
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