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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 2004

Page

8

Transplant Surgeons Leave Iowa City Hospital Post

University Hospitals in Iowa City faced upheaval as surgeons Wu and Rayhill departed for Arkansas and Oregon Health & Science University. The firing of transplant nurses and policy debates over donated anti rejection drugs fueled concerns about the program’s future and patient care continuity.

University of Arkansas For Medical Sciences University Hospitals Rayhill Oregon Health & Science University Portland Ore Gazette Fitzgerald Barb Schaubacher Ann Satterly Moore Barb Schnoor National Kidney Foundation of Iowa Schnoor Schanbacher Schaubacher Sat Daniel Katz The Katz Veterans Affairs Medical Center Kirt Sickels University of Pittsburgh Medical Center United Network For Organ Sharing U.S Iowa Mercy Medical Center Descon Des Moines

Penford Strike Ends as Two-Tier Pay Set for New Hires

Union members vote 77 percent to approve a contract ending a 36 year strike at the Penford plant. New hires will earn 82 percent of the normal wage with gradual rise to 100 percent after 48 months. Benefits shift includes higher premiums and retiree cuts. The strike cost $3 million in August. Work resumes at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Keeley David Holmes Bakery Confectionary Tobacco and Grain Millers International Local 100-G Holmes Penford Atoms Memb Ray Taber Delmar Jellison

Iowa Officials Debate Counting Provisional Ballots

Iowa election officials face a clash over whether provisional ballots cast outside assigned precincts must be counted in federal races. Auditors fear resource strains while advocates argue federal law requires counting. Officials seek legal guidance from the attorney general amid uncertainty and potential litigation risks.

Iowa League of Women Voters National Voting Rights Institute The American Civil Liberties Union HAVA Chet Culver Tom Miller Miller Culver Linn County Linda Langenberg Johnson County Tom Slockett Slockett Brenda Wright Wright Stockett Eric Tabor Tabor Ohio Secretary of State Langenberg Florida

Wealth gaps reflect a history of discrimination

The analysis of Census data shows wealth gaps by race with one third of black families and 26 percent of Hispanic families in debt or with no net assets versus 11 percent of white families. White net worth rose 17 percent from 1996 to 2002, Hispanics up 14 percent to about 7,900, blacks down 16 percent to about 6,000. The overall median net worth rose to 59,700 in 2002 from 1996.

Census Bureau Roderick Harrison Joint Center For Political and Economic Studies Washington U.S

Soldiers balked at truck safety in Iraq convoy

U S Army Reserve soldiers from the 343rd Quartermaster Company refused orders to drive a hazardous fuel convoy north of Baghdad. Brig Gen James Chambers said 18 soldiers had returned to duty as investigations examine disobedience and claims trucks were unarmored. About 80 percent of 13th Coscom’s 4,000 trucks have been armored. the rest lack protection due to late deployment.

Baghdad Iraq U.S. Army James E. Chambers 13Th Corps Support Command Chambers 13Th Coscom 343Rd Quartermaster Company 13Th Coscom Tallil Nasiriyah Taji

Few Cubans can afford gas

The piece contrasts Cuban and American gas affordability noting Cubans earn about $144 a year before subsidies and about $736 to $2,935 after social aids. Gas costs around $3.41 per gallon while average Cuban income remains far below U.S. levels. Local workers struggle to buy fuel despite subsidies and lower prices per barrel around $55.

Havana Cuba Ailet Pelaez AAA American Automobile Association

Double registration checked in 2000 vote fraud concerns

Four professionals including a doctor and a prosecutor were counted twice in the 2000 presidential election. They list both New York City and Florida registrations among about 46 000 dual voters. Some say they only voted once, prompting fears of tally sloppiness or fraud and a Florida inquiry request.

New York Daily News NEW York New York City Florida

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