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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2003
Page
2
Civic leaders in north central Iowa towns expect a boom as a new four lane Highway 20 section opens this fall. Towns along the old highway face slower times amid changing commerce and traffic patterns. Sunday, Iowa Today.
The Gazette corrects a Sunday notice on Camel College production tickets with the right phone number 319 895 4293 and fixes the Last name of Tom Anthony spokesman for AFSCME Local 231 in a Saturday arbitration report. Readers may call 319 398313 or 24800 397 8212 with comments on accuracy.
Mike Deupree examines rising dorm rents at state universities252 and compares 1964 LSU room and board with today’s soaring prices. He asks whether cheaper, ultra basic housing or private sector style tenement models could exist as a cost cutting option and who would profit or lose.
The justices will review whether police must recite Miranda warnings when arresting suspects after they have talked to officers. John Jr. Fellers challenged the procedure, arguing he was duped into talking and was unrepresented as an appeal was filed. The outcome could clarify limits on interrogation practices nationwide.
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that workers exposed to asbestos may seek monetary damages even if they have not developed cancer. The decision covers those with asbestosis who can document health concerns, allowing recovery based on fear of cancer as a contributing factor to injury. The ruling heightens employer accountability in exposure cases and expands legal avenues for affected workers.
Researchers and doctors discuss a potential drug TNX-901 for peanut allergy protection. The therapy may reduce severe reactions and allow avoidance of peanuts, but legal rights, testing, and lifelong dosing present hurdles before market. Peanut allergies remain a major U S health issue with ongoing studies and safety debates.
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