University Hospitals opens new sports medicine clinic
University Hospitals in Iowa City opens the US Sports Medicine Clinic led by Dr. Ned Amendola. Orthopaedics athletic trainers and rehab specialists will treat weekend warriors high school athletes and active people offering diagnosis treatment and prevention for musculoskeletal sports injuries.
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US Sports Medicine Clinic Offer for Athletes
The US Sports Medicine Clinic provides comprehensive care for athletes from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For appointments or information call (319) 384-7070. The clinic, part of the Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation, cost $15 million for a 12,000-square-foot center with a new computer facility. A high school pitcher could receive targeted rehabilitation to return to play promptly.
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Farm Bureau backs Thompson over Boswell in 3rd District
Iowa Farm Bureau political action committee abandons incumbent Rep. Leonard Boswell and endorses Stan Thompson, a Des Moines attorney and former opponent, calling him a strong Friend of Agriculture. Boswell supporters cite his leadership on agriculture policy and a billion-dollar farm bill track record. The 3rd District covers Benton Keokuk and Tama counties in eastern Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids to raise taxi fares and add pickup fee
Cedar Rapids plans higher taxi rates from 1.50 to 1.75 per mile and a new 1.00 charge per extra passenger at stops. The city will also require a customer service course for new drivers and annual refreshers for veterans, with a public hearing on Sept. 22.
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City weighs billing Bush campaign for Cedar Rapids stop
Cedar Rapids leaders debated billing the Bush campaign for extra city costs during the president’s Cedar Rapids stop and Noelridge Park rally. Officials tallied equipment moves and noted about $3,000 linked to Kerry’s July Fourth visit while confirming park use was by permit, not rental.
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