19 Apr 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2000
Page
1
Erika Goedken, 18, who received a kidney from her mother in January, continues her battle with a rare blood disease. Doctors say her condition shows signs of improvement as the fight narrows toward an end.
Two teenage girls testified about alleged sexual relationships with former C.R. Jefferson teacher David Simmons. Prosecutors sought to show a pattern of misconduct while defense argued for limited motive and challenged the credibility of the two witnesses.
Cedar Rapids and Marion bucked the national trend with strong gains in residential starts. The report notes a sharp national downturn with local areas improving despite the overall weakness.
Three East Iowa residents with varied legal views speak out as the Miranda warning faces review. The piece outlines differing perspectives on its future application and safeguards for suspects.
No. 3 SC West needed overtime to beat No. 5 C.R. Kennedy 3-2 in Mississippi Valley Conference soccer action. Details inside 1C.
City High student Hillary Mills organized a fundraising event for the Center for AIDS Resource and Education ICARE through Youth Plus in Thursday's Gazette and drew community support.
The Vision Iowa Millennium Fund a $300 million bonding program for major projects cleared the Senate 40 to 9 and now faces a split House fight. Supporters led by Brent Siegrist pledge hard bargaining to pass the measure which would fund large scale plans including a $280 million indoor rain forest and related facilities between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
FBI and local police joined a thorough search of the UI Dentistry Building after a Tuesday afternoon bomb threat tied to racist messages targeting minority students. The dental school will stay closed until Thursday morning as security checks proceed and exterior locks are changed.
Mountaineer Chuck Huss of Iowa City plans to push from Everest base camp at 17 600 feet to Camp 1 at 19 500 feet with Everest Environmental Expedition 2000 and Sherpas. He will stay one night for acclimatization as weather remains favorable though avalanche activity reported around the area.
Short notice invites readers to follow three more Mount Everest expeditions via GazetteOnline.com and the climbing forum at Iowa site. Viewers can expect upcoming expedition reports and related updates from KCRG TV9.
An Air Philippines Boeing 737-200 carrying 131 people crashed near Samar Island after circling Davao. Emergency crews found no signs of survivors. authorities said it could be the worst Philippine air disaster. Weather was reportedly clear at the time.
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