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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2005
Page
2
Protests in Guatemala halt a free trade vote as crowds clash with police. U.S. and Iraqi conflict updates surface with civilian casualties and ongoing security concerns.
The American Red Cross Grant Wood Area Chapter in Cedar Rapids listed a wrong phone number for scheduling blood donations on Monday or March 28. Readers are asked to call the Gazette at 319 398 8313 or 1 480 039 8212 for corrections and to share feedback.
The Gazette explains delivery options, prices for morning and Sunday editions, and 52 week rates for various regions. It lists contact numbers for subscription service and the general office, along with postmaster and publication details for Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
General news contact details for Cedar Rapids Iowa City and surrounding areas listed with phone numbers and a tip line. Includes circulation and access to the Gazette Online directory for emails and further contacts.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
Two large international studies show adding Plavix to other anti clotting drugs reduces deaths and second heart attacks after a major artery blockage. Researchers from Harvard Medical School note the finding as a major advance for community hospitals and developing countries. The studies were presented at the American College of Cardiology conference in Orlando and one also appeared online in the New England Journal of Medicine.
About one quarter of heart attack patients on standard clot-busting drugs develop new blockages before procedures. Adding Plavix to aspirin, heparin and clot-busters lowered deaths and major complications in two large studies of roughly 50,000 people in China and Europe, addressing a common pathway that leads to emergency treatment delays.
House Budget Committee Chairman Jim Nussle proposes a 2006 budget cutting mandatory spending growth by 18 billion more than White House plans. The $2.57 trillion budget aims for 68.6 billion in five year mandatory savings starting October 1, with 2.1 percent discretionary spending rise to 843 billion. Iowa Governor candidate critique from Sen. Tom Harkin frames debate over education and health care cuts.
International studies show adding Plavix to standard clot busting drugs reduces deaths and prevents second heart attacks. The find marks the first major advance in heart attack care in over ten years, alongside aspirin and other antiplatelet therapies.
Washington AP. Middle age black men die at nearly twice the rate of white men in the same age group, due to lower incomes and poorer health care access. Infant mortality among blacks has declined, while overall life expectancy rises slowly for both races. Data from 1960 to 2000 shows large gaps in adult mortality but progress for infants.
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