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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1998
Page
1
Alburnett High School senior Jill Moore gained work experience as a receptionist at St Luke’s Hospital through an internship program sponsored by McLeodUSA. Details, 1B.
E Rowans consider Lenten sacrifice as a path to spiritual growth. Area churches reexamine the concept for personal renewal. Ernie Lehman asks City Council to discuss alternatives to a key ordinance doomed to failure. Linn County deputies recover burglary suspects as suspects bolt and implicate others.
A Iowa Gazette Life & Leisure feature lists safety tips and preparedness steps for readers to follow during tornado events. It covers early warning, shelter options, and post storm precautions to reduce harm and injuries.
Elmer Hahn reports seven ewes and one ram killed in a dog attack on his Iowa County sheep farm near Highway 1. He and others blame pets from new rural residents for injuries to livestock including cattle and rabbits. The sheriff notes state law allows killing animals that threaten livestock. no county ordinance bans dogs at large.
Officials unveil a 24 hour statewide sex abuse helpline based at the Rape Crisis Center in Iowa City. The toll free 800 line begins April 1 and is staffed by counselors offering guidance and referrals to 30 rape crisis centers statewide with funding of 39 000 dollars from a 670 000 dollar state program. Nicole Cook notes the Rape Victim Advocacy Program will house the line and Jessica Olson is named statewide director.
Beginning April 1 a toll free line 1 800 284 7821 will offer information and support for sexual abuse victims. The confidential hot line serves children and adults, including survivors and families, guiding them to medical care and counseling and can involve police if requested.
The Iowa Board of Medical Examiners ranked third nationally for serious disciplinary actions against licensed physicians in 1996. 46 actions led to revocation, suspension, probation or surrender out of 5,368 doctors, a rate of 8.57 per 1000, the Public Citizen Health Research Group reported.
Washington AP reports electronic filing up 23 percent to 14.2 million returns as taxpayers and firms embrace computerized filing. TeleFile traffic rises 26 percent to 4.6 million, while IRS notes error rates under 1 percent versus 18 percent for paper.
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