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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2003
Page
1
United Nations reports President Bush defies calls from France and Germany to speed up postwar governance in Iraq. He says self government cannot be rushed and urges allies to collaborate on a large reconstruction, while Chirac demands a realistic timetable for sovereignty and transitions.
At the General Assembly Bush defends the Iraq war while urging a swift path to a democratic government. Chirac signals no veto on a U.N. resolution to spur global troop and money contributions, as world leaders convene since Saddam's overthrow.
Peter Teahen longtime disaster mortuary coordinator and Red Cross spokesman faced a split with Kirkwood Community College over training focus for the National Mass Fatalities Institute. Kirkwood plans Internet courses and a materials library, while Teahen advocates in-person instruction with expert-led, traveling trainings to metro areas.
Kirkwood develops emergency relocation planning software aided by a National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention grant. The project aims to rapidly craft mass fatality plans for multiple communities, with Peter Feil highlighting his skill in assembling community programs under tight deadlines.
Governor Tom Vilsack proposes a survey of Iowa ñs 350 million in Medicaid and state employee drug costs to press for lower prices. He aims to compare with Canada and seek federal approval to buy cheaper drugs, hinting at joint state action to leverage price relief on prescription medications.
Iowa City University of Iowa faculty body rejects a measure urging the NCAA to cut football scholarships from 85 to 72 and recruiting visits from 61 to 51 nationally. The proposal could save UI about 130000 annually for non revenue sports.
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