Miami Mirror Cracks Over Latin Grammys Move to L.A.
Leonard Pitts laments Miami missing a chance to host the Latin Grammys after exile violence fears push the event to Los Angeles. He notes cultural diversity and warns about a climate of intimidation, urging maturity to preserve the city’s intercultural promise.
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Doctors urged to improve pain relief for children
A joint policy by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Pain Society calls for better pain assessment in children, soothing office environments, and parent involvement. It urges pediatric research and FDA review of child pain relievers, noting undertreated pain can slow recovery and affect immunity.
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American Academy of Pediatrics
American Pain Society
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Hispanic influence grows in U.S. culture and politics
The piece notes rising Hispanic influence across Congress and heartland towns. It cites a 12.5 percent population share, bilingual services, Cinco de Mayo events, the Latin Grammys, salsa outselling ketchup, and Bush's Spanish radio addresses, with Latinos reshaping markets and political attention.
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Ohio
United States
Fox
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Toledo
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Dallas
Arkansas
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Texas
Mexico
Hepatitis C cases rising in prisons
The CDC reports 18 percent of U S inmates have hepatitis C far higher than the general population. In Iowa 651 inmates are infected amid 8 100 total, with 10 new cases this year. Transmission mainly via intravenous drug use and tattoos, with treatment costing about 1200 per inmate monthly.
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America
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Harbans Deal
State Department of Correction
Iowa Medical and Classification Center
Iowa
Deal
University of Iowa
Robert Greifinger
CDC
Justice Department
Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling drive
The Gazette highlights soybean ink printing and frequent recycled newsprint use as part of its green initiative. It invites readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at nearby recycling locations to support waste reduction.
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