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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2010
Page
1
Fran McCaffery, 50, is named the 22nd men's basketball coach at the University of Iowa. He succeeds Todd Lickliter, fired after three seasons, with a news conference scheduled at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Fran McCaffery spoke to reporters before Siena’s NCAA practice in Spokane Washington as Siena faced Purdue in a first round. McCaffery is set for formal introduction today as Iowa’s new men’s basketball coach.
The new law expands coverage and pushes quality of care while stressing a doctor led team approach. Projections show a 40 000 primary care doctor shortfall over a decade, prompting bonus pay and expanded community health centers to curb the gap.
Cedar Rapids residents protest the conversion of Jones Park soccer field into a baseball diamond alleging discrimination against Latinos. Marcelino Hivento, longtime Cedar Rapidian and director of the Latin America Museum and Cultural Center, voices concern that city investment favors baseball over public soccer space.
Dier Sile Marcelino Hivento says two large Jones Park fields are the main inner city soccer venues for about 300 Latino families in Cedar Rapids. He objects to relocating baseball facilities near those fields and notes Julio Sina should have steered users elsewhere.
In Iowa and other states, lawmakers approved a texting ban with limited exemptions. Despite hands free laws, an insurance study found crashes unchanged, prompting firms to develop software and gadgets that would automatically disable devices while driving.
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