Door gone from 1989 Cavalier in Cedar Rapids parking lot
Reader notes a 1989 Cavalier owner found the driver's door stolen from a parked car in a Cedar Rapids lot. Police say the thief cut wires and four bolts, completing the job in about 15 minutes. The piece riffs on urban legends and local oddities.
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Rising chronic illness burden outpaces expectations in U S
AP reports nearly half of Americans have at least one chronic disease, with 125 million affected and projections to 157 million by 2020. One fifth have two or more, escalating costs to about 1.07 trillion dollars annually.
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Gerard Anderson
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Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink and Recycling Drive
The Gazette highlights using soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support agriculture and sustainability. Readers are urged to recycle at City Carton on Sixth St SW or via the nearest recycling location.
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Correction issued for Cedar Rapids burglary report
Correction notes a burglary occurred at 1137 Ninth St NW Cedar Rapids during the day Monday with an incorrect address in a Wednesday log listing. The Gazette will respond to complaints about news accuracy and publish corrections as needed.
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Review finds loopholes in research rules
Boston AP analysis of the top NIH funded medical schools finds weak and varied rules on financial conflicts of interest in human studies. It cites potential loopholes allowing researchers to hold stock or options in firms affected by study outcomes, with Harvard as the sole exception among ten schools named.
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Woman gives birth to healthy boy after attack
In Thornwood New York nurse Joy Schepis 31 delivered a healthy 7 pound 15 ounce boy after her married lover Dr Stephen Pack allegedly stabbed her with a syringe to abort the fetus. Pack faces second degree assault and second degree abortion charges with possible seven year term and a plea of temporary insanity.
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