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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1998
Page
1
Catherine Webster curates a worldwide collection of farm poems for a newly released book. The anthology gathers verses from diverse regions, highlighting rural life and agricultural work.
The Purdue Boilermakers edge the Iowa Hawkeyes 61 to 60 in the Big Ten tournament semifinal. Purdue secured the win with a late lead and held off Iowa in a tight finish.
Deanna Trumbull manages Coral Ridge Mall as general manager while maintaining strong family dedication. The profile highlights her professional achievements alongside her personal responsibilities and community involvement.
A new book explains psychotherapy using clear terms, making complex ideas accessible. Accent, 5B, highlights practical insights and reader-friendly guidance for understanding therapy.
Fire officials in Iowa City blame a candle for starting a blaze that ignited curtains. Investigators are probing details as crews contained the fire and prevented further damage. Authorities have not released any injuries or official statements from residents.
Citrus offers more than juice for breakfast. Its peel juice and fruit can enhance many foods and dishes. Details appear in Tuesday's Gazette.
A 1726 D Ave NE two story five apartment building in Cedar Rapids burned Sunday around noon. Seven tenants escaped unharmed though belongings were lost. fire investigators credited smoke alarms with saving lives and tenants helped search for pets.
A special report notes that many people with sexually transmitted diseases hide their condition seeking privacy. The stigma harms relationships and dating, creating emotional strain as individuals navigate sympathy and cruelty in social life.
A man recalls delayed herpes diagnosis and urges open talk with doctors. The piece notes widespread STD stigma, high asymptomatic rates for chlamydia, and gaps in Pap testing. It highlights Planned Parenthood education and the need for broader screening beyond Pap tests to detect cervical cancer and other infections.
The Gazette highlights a Sunday focus on AIDS and other STDs, with segments on tolls on health and emotions, youth attitudes in the 90s, testing and prevention, and two personal stories. Reports air on KCRG and FYiowa with online discussion encouraged.
The McCaughey family welcomes all seven children home from hospital with parents Kenny and Barbie amid a Carlisle housing setup and volunteer support. Natalie and Alexis, once frail at birth, have gained to 7 pounds 10 ounces and 5 pounds 11 ounces respectively as the family reunites.
AP reports in the United Arab Emirates that a Saudi hospital warns parents Hasna Humair and her husband to take the seven week old septuplets home. Four babies were discharged last week while the parents claim they are not ready, citing fatigue and crowded nursery.
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