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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2013
Page
1
An exhibit marking the 50th anniversary of JFK’s assassination opens in Marion. It features photos and replicas of Jacqueline Kennedy’s jewelry, drawing attention to the first lady’s iconic style and the nation’s bereavement.
Survivors mobbed U.S. helicopters as they finally reached some of the most remote areas of the Philippines devastated by Typhoon Haiyan. The report notes a two year effort to redesign the Iowa City Public Library wrapping up, with community benefits.
The University of Iowa begins a small scale online wait-list pilot with early spring registration. Larry Lockwood says the system mirrors Big Ten practices to help students secure required courses and graduate in four years. Students will see a wait-list icon when signing up for pilot courses.
Pediatric cancer survivors may face early heart health issues after chemotherapy. A study presented at a major medical meeting in Dallas shows artery health declines in childhood survivors, potentially accelerating atherosclerosis and future heart disease. Five-year survival rose from 58 percent (1975–77) to 83 percent (2003–09).
Top House Democrats defended the Affordable Care Act despite a flawed health care website launch. Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Democrats stand tall for the ACA even after 39 Democrats backed a Republican bill to preserve some noncompliant individual policies as insurers face cancellations.
A 63 year old welder Jim Crawford from Manhattan Kansas says he never learned or used the Internet and only visits it to view automotive listings for bidding by his mechanic. The trend reflects roughly 15 percent of Americans over 18 who do not use the Internet according to a September study.
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