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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2000
Page
1
University of Iowa students expect incomplete returns of security deposits as leases expire. Landlords reportedly withhold fees or fail to itemize charges, leaving tenants unsure about full refunds.
The 2000 01 Iowa men s basketball schedule lists at least eight games against Sweet 16 squads from the previous year. Details, 1C.
State softball action continues as area schools including Cedar Rapids Jefferson and West Delaware open play in the state tournament Tuesday.
Economist Ernie Goss warns another rate rise may be needed to slow the Midwest economy. He notes momentum continues amid rising interest expectations and regional activity.
The Iowa Newspaper Association announces the all state baseball teams for the year. Names of players and schools are listed as the association releases the annual selection.
A Cedar Rapids area near First Avenue blends retail shops, industry, apartments and single family homes. The Thursday Gazette highlights the neighborhood’s diverse land use and community character.
John McCain praised George W. Bush on Tuesday calling him a man of courage and character to attract independents and Democrats as Bush accepts the GOP nomination. Delegates cheered Reagan tributes as police arrest demonstrators outside amid escalating campaign activity on Day 2 of the convention.
The report covers reactions to Iown keeping first in caucuses, 2A topics, and a heroin baby delegate. It notes protests, arrests, and a Gazette notebook series by James Q. Lynch with live Internet chats and daily previews of Eastern Iowa delegates. It also describes Bush and McCain remarks and Condoleezza Rice introducing Bush, framing the convention's emphasis on integrity and a strong defense.
Woolson, former Iowa governor Branstad spokesman, shepherds foreign press amid 15,000 credentialed reporters at the Republican National Convention. He notes about 10 percent are foreign, seeks interviews with Bush family aides, and explains domestic press demands differ from foreign coverage. He now works at Flynn Wright in Des Moines.
Ed Mathews of Cedar Rapids faced a gender designation error at the Iowa DOT when his license listed female sex after a drive for a gun permit. A clerk and supervisor debated the change requiring a birth certificate before correcting the sex on the license. The incident left Mathews with a new address but unchanged designation until review.
Cedar Rapids Iown City tallies a July without a 90 degree day for the seventh time in 105 years. State Climatologist Harry Hillaker notes cool July statewide and near normal precipitation. La Nina fading, forecasting winter becomes harder without El Nino or La Nina signals.
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