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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2009
Page
10
A guest column marks 30 and 15 years of survivorship after two breast cancer diagnoses. The writer notes early detection, healthy weight, and limiting alcohol as risk reducers, cites Mayo Clinic experts on diagnosis and genetics, and reflects on progress toward targeted therapies and genomic mapping as 2010 nears.
The article outlines no cost mammograms ultrasounds and related breast care for low income women in Cedar Rapids and surrounding counties through Mercy Women's Center Iowa Breast and Cervical Cancer program and Susan G. Komen Fund. Contact Mercy Women's Center 319 398 6821 or 1 800 626 6826 Visiting Nurse Association 319 337 9686 ext 155. Shirley Ruedy cancer survivor noted for long running Gazette column.
After a Marion open house, Linn County Supervisors appear to back renovating and expanding the current building. Critics cite centrality, parking shortages, removal of spaces, needed elevators, and traffic concerns near the site. Shirley Anthes Central City.
A reader warns of a scam adding a $14.95 charge from LD Teleservices on phone bills and shares a cancellation sequence. The note urges reporting to the Iowa Utilities Board and cites similar nationwide fraud. The letter also includes political commentary from Adam Nicholson of Cedar Rapids.
A letter argues changes to the Iowa DNR policy to require felon checks and multiple tests, including a visual discrimination LD test, MMPI, and drug screening, before issuing hunting licenses. The note contrasts with concerns about traffic safety and roundabouts, urging attention to school bus safety and driver caution.
Richard Vindante of Coralville argues conservatives have long opposed major progressive reforms. He contends opposition spans antitrust, women’s suffrage, unions, minimum wage, Social Security, unemployment insurance, civil rights, Medicare and Medicaid, reproductive rights, LGBT equality, and civil liberties in the name of national security.
A speaker attacks Republicans and conservatives for pursuing partisan bickering, government intrusion into private life, and tax cuts that benefited the rich. They accuse leaders of sacrificing future generations while opposing health care reform.
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