Local Market Advertises Unusual Produce and Offers
A quirky advertisement notes customers can buy “nice front-yard people” and large tenderloins described as elephant ear size, reflecting playful cataloging of farm offerings from a rural market.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2001
Page
1
Sportswear blends performance with everyday style
Work to play clothing lines fuse high tech fabrics with timeless silhouettes for all day wear. A court orders Vinson Champ transferred from Nebraska to Iowa to face campus rape charges in Johnson and Scott counties. The Code Red Internet worm prompts urgent patches as businesses scramble Tuesday. Webster City defeats Independence 2 1 at the state softball tournament. The Iowa Newspaper Association all state baseball team spotlights players from C R Kennedy C R Xavier Linn Mar J C and J C West. Career guidance urges building allies in desired divisions.
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Crypto Death Case At Editors Farm Unfolds
A legal notice tied to Crissel Cross and Histon Horos at Editors Farm reveals ongoing actions against Jumbi Legals. The report outlines case steps and parties involved with a focus on property and corporate stakes.
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Harkin sides with farm aid clash on Bush veto risk
Sen. Tom Harkin warned President Bush could threaten farmers livelihoods if he vetoes a 7.5 billion aid bill, while Sen. Chuck Grassley countered that farmers would pay the price. The Senate backs a 7.5 billion package, higher than the House 5.5 billion limit, with White House concern over budget impact. Harkin argued the extra funds fit within fiscal year targets.
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Chuck Grassley
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Senate Democrats push for extra farm aid beyond House plan
Senate lawmakers seek to add 2 billion from farm program reserves to the 5.5 billion already approved for fiscal 2001. The White House calls the total seven and a half billion excessive amid an improving farm economy. If 5.5 billion is not spent by September 30, Congress cannot provide the funds. Agriculture Dept projects net farm income at 42.4 billion this year, 2.8 billion below last year.
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Democrats
White House
House
Congress
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Money race takes shape in Iowa Senate bid
Des Moines AP reports show Iowa's next Senate race will be costly. Sen. Tom Harkin has raised 2.85 million with 1.227 million in six months and 1.326 million on hand. Rep. Greg Ganske reports 1.22 million raised and 1.01 million in bank as he seeks the Republican nomination, facing Bill Salier in the primary.
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Ganske
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Craig Schoenfeld
House
Roger Jepsen
Neal Smith
Meat Cutter Thrives In 35 Degree Cooler At Save A Lot
Tim Schmidt, a 14 year meat cutter at Save A Lot in Cedar Rapids, works in a 35 degree cooler grinding meat in 30 to 40 pound shifts. He notes summer heat reaching 92 with a 109 heat index outside and describes the system shock of moving from cold to hot. He and co workers layer clothing to adapt and rely on the cooler environment to stay comfortable.
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Tim Schmidt
Cedar Rapids
Save-A-Lot Food Store
Schmidt
Vazelle
Edar Rapids
J St. SW
House Bans Human Cloning After Debates Across Ethics
The House voted 265 to 162 to ban all cloning of human embryos amid heated talk on science and life. Lawmakers also rejected a limited cloning for research amendment 249 to 178 while Sen Brownback and Daschle oppose cloning in virtually any case.
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House
Congress
Lou Geh
Rep
J.C. Watts
R-Okla
Senate
Sam Brownback
R-Kan
Tom Daschle
South Dakota
How GOP and Dems Split On Cloning Ban Vote
U S House vote on cloning ban shows Republicans Ganske Latham Nussie Leach in favor with Democrat Bosner. Leonard Bosner and Jim Leach supported the ban while others did not specify.
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Greg Ganske
Tom Latham
Jim Nussie
Democrat
Leonard Bosner
Jim Leach
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