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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2004
Page
2
Health officials report Thursday that acute myeloid leukemia and a range of cancers and other illnesses are now officially associated with smoking. The update expands the risks cited in public health communications.
Center Point Urbana track star Jeremy Squires 18 was kicked off the team after attending a senior class kegger to drive home a friend who had too much to drink. The board voted unanimously to support the administration's decision.
The Gazette notes errors in Wednesday editions including incorrect name Andrew French on Kennedy High School graduation lists and Jerod Chally’s charge count of sexual abuse. Also a hit-and-run day and Linn County Lt Ted Reuter spelling were misstated with a correction to follow.
The Gazette published in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists delivery and mail subscription rates for Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues, including regional pricing. Contact numbers are provided for subscription service and general inquiries.
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
A columnist laments aging workers trapped as companies buy and sell assets, overturning saved retirement plans. Older staff face diminished 401(k) options, restricted rollovers, and weaker health coverage as firms pursue profit, leaving individuals to self insure and scramble for lasting security.
U S and Canadian troops deliver medical supplies drinking water and chlorine tablets to flood battered Haitian towns including Mapou and Fond Verrettes as authorities fear death tolls rising above 1500. Treacherous mudslides hamper body recovery and rising rains threaten more disasters.
Dakota records reveal former Gov Bill Janklow pardoned his son-in-law William Gordon Haugen II in 2002 for three offenses including drunken driving and marijuana possession. The 218 pardons were made public after court orders unsealed them amid a challenge from news organizations.
Jody Gorran sues the Atkins Diet promoters and founder Dr. Atkins estate in Palm Beach County alleging the plan clogged arteries and harmed his health. He seeks 15000 dollars after weight gain and rising cholesterol led to heart angioplasty in 2003. Atkins Nutritionals defends the diet as safe.
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