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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2000
Page
1
Scott Reierson of Waukon will manage an organic farm supplying food for an alternative cancer treatment center in Tijuana Mexico. Fiji native Vijay Singh preserves his lead to win the Masters in Augusta Georgia taking $828000. The Kernels fall 3 1 to 6 3 against the Quad City River Bandits.
Apple unveils iMac DV for home video editing enabling Hollywood style productions. The piece notes consumer accessibility and potential impact on personal filmmaking. Protests continue as the government advocates rapid father and son reunions.
Ray Romano stars in a sitcom where cooking is a recurring motif. The Tuesday Food section highlights how culinary scenes shape character dynamics and humor throughout the show.
Iowa lawmakers near the end of the 2000 legislative session with eight days left as the fiscal 2001 budget moves to the fore. Key disputes persist between Gov. Tom Vilsack and Republicans over higher education corrections substance abuse technology and infrastructure. The session also grapples with utility restructuring ethanol sales taxes and a rising gambling debate.
Students Against Sweatshops protesters were removed from Jessup Hall after a safety engineer found code violations. Five students were arrested for criminal trespass, with duties performed by US Department of Public Safety officers. SAS demands binding university licensing reforms and action to stop foreign sweatshop manufacturing for campus apparel.
Iowa climber Dr. Chuck Huss joins a group reaching Tengboche Monastery as fierce winds blow dry dust through Everest base camp. Trekker Jamie Maxson of Cedar Rapids notes grit covering clothing and gear while dust rises from Namche Bazaar to 12 700 feet.
The Everest 2000 Environmental Expedition donated 1,000 Oral B toothbrushes and supplies to the Namche Bazaar Dental Clinic in Nepal. Iowa City mountaineer Chuck Huss and expedition leader Bob Hoffman presented the items. The clinic serves about 70 patients monthly. surplus donations were coordinated via HACAP in Cedar Rapids after emails and TV coverage.
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