Sisters in Cedar Rapids mourn death amid nursing work
Shirley Buenaventura and Shirley Malacas arrived in Cedar Rapids on July 15 1999 to work at Heritage Nursing and Rehab Center on a two year contract. They planned to bring their parents to experience America before returning to the Pacific islands. The sisters shared their grief after a sister’s death in a phone call to their parents. The report notes sleep trends and work pressure among Americans, citing psychologists and local business consultants.
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Desperate mothers option gains support in Iowa debate
Havens champions a new option for desperate pregnant single youths noting few good choices exist. Burkhart stresses counseling to prevent predicaments while lawmakers discuss confidentiality limits for infant drop offs and potential charges for violations. Boettger cites bipartisan action aiming to pass the measure to Gov Vilsack.
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