05 Sep 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2000
Page
1
The Iowa football team prepares for a Saturday game against Western Michigan, a squad accustomed to challenging top programs this season and aiming to capitalize on any early momentum.
Carol St John, age 45, now major and first female professor of military science at the University of Iowa, will lead 20 female cadets this year in a program with a total 83 cadets. She says leadership comes from nurturing those she leads and cites 18 years in the Army shaping her perspective.
A National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke team reports in Annals of Internal Medicine that Parkinson's disease may involve fewer heart nerve endings. The finding could shift views on diagnosis though experts warn the imaging tech used is costly and not widely available.
Congress returns for a tight five week session shadowed by re election battles for the White House and veto fights with President Clinton. Leaders promise a hard stretch with tax policy debates and potential veto overrides amid Gore Bush race dynamics.
A Clinton administration report argues extending federal health programs for the poor could cover over 6 million uninsured adults at about 23 billion dollars annually. It contends this expansion would work better than tax deductions or credits to buy private insurance.
The Republican candidate backs a up to 2000 tax credit per family and tax free medical savings accounts to buy insurance. A Clinton administration report and liberal think tank offer competing views as Congress weighs ways to increase coverage. The uninsured issue rises in political debate after 1990s debates.
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