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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1997
Page
2
A civic duty column urges legally qualified voters in Iowa to cast ballots after reading pre election stories, ads and letters in the Gazette. It assesses New Jersey races and local yard signs, letters to the editor, and predicts broader implications for campaign finance and conservatism.
Federal grants totaling 19.6 million dollars will support low income people infected with HIV in 20 states. Housing Secretary Andrew Cuomo said Iowa is not among the recipients. The funds help about 11,000 people with HIV or AIDS stay in their homes or obtain housing if homeless, representing ten percent of a 196 million dollar program.
A Pediatrics report finds daughters born to teen mothers in Baltimore in the 1960s were 3.6 times more likely to be on welfare and 40 percent became young parents, versus 22 percent and 18 percent for daughters and 6 and 18 percent for sons born to older mothers.
The Gazette highlights commitment to agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St Southwest or at their nearest recycling location.
The Gazette issues corrections for a sociology professor Keith Crew at the University of Northern Iowa and a misspelled drug name on the Health page. The correct spelling is Imitrex for teenagers with migraines. Acknowledges complaint procedure and contact number 398-8313.
A suspicious apartment blaze in Detroit killed two elderly women and injured six others as police questioned two men. The fire began about 5 30 a m on the second floor and was controlled within an hour. Initial reports of a fire bomb were contradicted by later police statements.
In Cambridge Massachusetts the British au pair Louise Woodward stands before Judge Hiller Zobel as prosecutors oppose any reduction from two degree murder to manslaughter The defense argues for mercy or a new trial while public pressure and protests mount around the case tied to the death of 8 month old Matthew Kappen
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