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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2002
Page
2
Parade previews a best selling guide to appearing a decade younger plus an interview with 61 year old Raquel Welch. The feature reads like a lifestyle primer for Sunday readers.
A March 9 story misidentified the Republican critic of Rep. Andra Atteberry. The remarks were by House Majority Leader Christopher Rants, not Rep. Chuck Larson Jr. Also clarified is that Jim Duggan of Cedar Rapids is alive, not deceased.
A Iowa district court struck down a state ban on charging non customers to use another bank’s ATM. The column argues banks should set prices for their services and customers decide if the cost is worth it, noting varied policies and the value of convenience. Mike Deupree’s column appears Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Drugstores nationwide warn they may stop serving Medicaid patients or cut hours if states slash reimbursements for prescriptions. States including Washington, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Montana, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Virginia consider reducing payments, risking store closures and halted expansion. CVS Walgreens Rite Aid and Albertsons threaten action if cuts deepen.
Washington AP reports a new program by the National Association of Chain Drug Stores will offer low income seniors without drug insurance access to discounted prescriptions through the Pharmacy Care One Card. The card is free and calls to 708 837 4244 assist with information.
Iowa plans not to cut Medicaid funding, but pharmacists and health-care providers warn future reductions could affect rural areas. Jerry Karbeling of the Iowa Pharmacy Association says limited local providers could worsen service delivery for rural hospitals and nursing homes.
The Justice Department pushes broad new limits in its ongoing suit, proposing bans on low tar and light terms, 50 percent health warnings on packs and ads, elimination of vending machines, and black and white packaging. Brown & Williamson spokesman Mark Smith dismisses the ideas as preposterous.
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