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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2000
Page
1
A Cedar Rapids woman’s love of teddy bears spawns comfort for cancer patients as a charitable effort. A consumer guide explains what items are tax exempt during the upcoming sales tax holiday Friday and Saturday.
Alburnett defeated Don Bosco 4 to 0 at the state tournament. The victors secure advancement as the match concludes, reflecting a decisive performance by Alburnett in 1C action.
A car accident early Wednesday morning in Cedar Rapids killed one teen and left three others hospitalized. The crash prompted police to investigate the cause and the condition of the survivors was not disclosed.
Bluesman Kenny Neal says the blues runs in his family and he will perform at Saturday's Blues More event in Cedar Rapids. The Week end! interview by staff writer Sue Davis Smith appears in Friday's Gazette.
Cedar Rapids firefighters battled a roof fire at Rockwell Collins electrical equipment failure caused the blaze in Building 112 of the Blairs Ferry Road NE complex. The fire started around 8:30 last night and was extinguished about an hour later with no injuries reported.
The Republican National Convention in Philadelphia crowns Texas Governor George W. Bush as the 2000 nominee. Dick Cheney, Bush's running mate, delivers a combative speech attacking Clinton and Gore, promising immediate change. Polls highlight Bible study moms as a key swing group, siding with Bush over Gore amid concerns on crime and moral decay.
Inside the Gazette reports on Ford recovering from strokes and a farmer aiming to run against Harkin. The page promotes daily previews from James Q. Lynch with notes on Eastern Iowa delegates and an online chat with Rep. Jim Nussie at 9:30 a.m. today.
North Cedar Superintendent Richard Hobart fights a proposed 30 day suspension for using unreasonable physical force against two 10 year old boys at Lowden Elementary last year. An administrative law judge found extremely poor judgment and inappropriate verbal threats while the district considers potential legal action.
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