Remodeling reveals 1915 era newspapers in home
Larry Boring of Wyoming uncovered old papers from 1915 while ripping up floor coverings in his house revealing a past misdated construction. The finding offers a window into early local life. Well enforced federation regulation can restore public trust in accounting says a former SEC chief accountant during a visit to Iowa City. Nash Finch fell 32 percent after Fitch Ratings placed $380 million of debt under review for downgrade.
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Storms cause wide damage as recovery begins
A deadly tornado outbreak from Louisiana to Pennsylvania leaves at least 35 dead. The storm path cut a wide swath. recovery efforts start as officials assess damage and dangers across multiple states.
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Pennsylvania
Tomorrow Meet the People Who Call This Washington County Town Home
In Neighbors profiles, residents of a Washington County town share daily life and local voices. The feature highlights long time families, new arrivals, and community spaces shaping the area.
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Cedar Rapids May HOpen Waste Transfer Site Near Highway 13
Cedar Rapids moves to study a 180 acre site south of the Water Pollution Control facility for a waste transfer station and open air compost operation. The plan includes annexing land and funding a $22 500 engineering study by Howard R Green Co. Neighbors express concerns while Bluestem Solid Waste Agency would finance the project.
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Iowa ranks seventh in 2002 health standings tied with Colorado
The United Health Foundation list places Iowa seventh, tied with Colorado, as New Hampshire leads and Louisiana trails. Iowa reports low under 65 uninsured at 7.5 percent and few limited activity days, with infectious disease improving notably from AIDS cases per 100 000 dropping to 8.9.
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Ranking Iowa's Health by United Health Foundation
United Health Foundation ranks Iowa sixth or seventh nationally in overall health quality across key attributes. The report highlights Iowa's performance in access to care, preventive services, and chronic disease measures with regional comparisons and state rankings.
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United Health Foundation
Iowa
Iraqi lawmakers denounce new UN weapons resolution
Iraqi officials denounced the UN Security Council Resolution 1441 as dishonest and untrustworthy while pledging to heed Saddam Hussein. Parliament debated rejection or deferral to leadership as US and Britain warned of possible attack if Iraq does not comply. The deadline and interpretation varied among officials.
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Security Council
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Low temp cooking tied to reduced heart disease risk
Washington AP reports researchers from Mount Sinai say cooking foods at low temperatures for short times lowers advanced glycation end products AGEs that can trigger immune inflammation and damage blood vessels in diabetics. Cooking with high humidity further reduces AGE formation.
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Sara
Vlassara
Cooking methods raise AGE risk for diabetics says expert
A researcher notes a toxic compound forms when sugar, proteins and fat cook at high heat and may worsen blood vessel damage in diabetics. Boil or steam briefly. saute thin meat with little oil. Turkey prepared long hours and dark drinks like coffee cola chocolate are high in AGEs.
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