21 Apr 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2000
Page
1
Warm soil and recent rain spark a major fruiting of morels in Eastern Iowa timbers. The report notes widespread growth and outlines where foragers might find them as mushroom season progresses.
Radiological findings challenge long held views on dinosaur physiology and evolution. Researchers report evidence suggesting some dinosaurs possessed warmblooded traits.
The state approves funding to aid expansion of Cedar Rapids and Coralville facilities. The action earmarks seven billion dollars for the projects, signaling major investment in regional infrastructure and public services.
The utility firm announces Erroll Davis will succeed the current chief executive, stepping into the top role as the company plans leadership transition details.
The course could shut down for renovations starting June 1, with details noted in section 1C.
Recreational column notes cyclists seeking fatter tires softer seats and upright handlebars to improve comfort. The piece highlights practical tweaks for a smoother ride and broader appeal for weekend enthusiasts.
Former Jefferson High School teacher David Simmons 31 of Cedar Rapids was found guilty of two counts of third degree sexual abuse involving two female students ages 15 and 17. The jury deliberated about five and a half hours and the judge scheduled sentencing for June 28 with possible imprisonment up to 20 years.
A University of Iowa dental student, Tarsha Claiborne, 23, was arrested on charges including threats and hate crimes after investigators linked a computer in the Pathology Learning Center to the initial emails. Police also found equipment and materials tied to the case at her home, with more charges possible and federal review pending.
Iowa City climber Chuck Huss of the Everest Environmental Expedition 2000 reached Camp 1 at 19 600 feet after a 2300 foot climb through Khumbu Icefall. He calls the icefall among Everest south side’s two most dangerous sections and notes a rebuilt route after collapses. The group aims to acclimate, establish camps, and collect trash left by earlier climbers.
GazetteOnline reports ongoing Mount Everest expedition coverage with updates from base camp. Climbing forum discussions are hosted on Iowa.com for readers seeking detailed routes and acclimatization notes.
Terence Pitts of Tucson has been named director of the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art. He will succeed Donald Doe, who resigned over a year ago amid controversy. Pitts currently heads the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona, which houses about 50 000 photographs.
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