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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1995
Page
2
Ellen Goodman reviews the film Forget Paris and Judith Wallerstein's The Good Marriage, examining modern marital pressures, the idea of a secret to happiness, and how real couples build lasting partnerships. The column links cinema to research on sustaining love, respect, and communication.
A federal panel urged approval of a built-in child seat anchor, Isofix, to standardize safe installation. The system, lauded for reducing improper use, faces side impact tests and congressional approval before potential car integration. Ford said to pioneer adoption if approved.
Scientists report early success of a DNA vaccine from Merck Research Laboratories that could protect against multiple flu strains, potentially reducing or eliminating yearly shots. Ferret tests in Nature Medicine suggest broader, longer lasting immunity, though experts caution results are not guaranteed and duration is unknown.
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled news print while urging readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street and at nearby local recycling locations.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines subscription prices including 4 weeks at 7.40 and 52 weeks at 215.20, with rates for other states and territories listed and a $4 weekly option. It notes imprint by The Gazette Publishing and AP rights, plus post office address and contact numbers.
Jimmye Duffy of Iowa City was honored for volunteer work with the Grant Wood Area Chapter of the American Red Cross. A May 19 article misspelled her first name, and the Gazette announces it will publish corrections or clarifications to address accuracy and fairness.
The standard flu vaccine must be redesigned yearly to match new variants. It uses inactivated viral material to trigger antibody production against surface proteins, preparing the immune system for real infections.
In a study using several virus variants an experimental DNA vaccine reduced viral load in ferrets compared with a standard vaccine. Ferrets receiving the DNA vaccine had evidence of less virus in their bodies after exposure to a different variant.
New parents invited to share a newborn photograph and birth announcement in the Milestones section of Sundays Gazette. For details call 368 8573 or 1 800 397 8212.
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