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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2000
Page
1
Tim King of Cedar Rapids visits the Old C R Cemetery to honor and recall ancestors who helped settle Linn County. The piece reflects on the cemetery as a link to pioneer history and family heritage.
The Citizens for the Stadium committee urges voters to support a levy to rebuild the Cedar Rapids facility honoring veterans. A 280-pound Hawkeye defensive end says he is back to 100 percent and ready for his senior year after a series of injuries.
Qualifying for the Iowa 250 opens at Hawkeye Downs as rookie Joey Clanton eyes a strong return on the flat track. Racing action and full coverage expected as the event unfolds.
Herb Berry calls old-time fishing lures functional art with spectacular paint and lacquer finishes, highlighting the craftsmanship. The piece notes the artistry and practical use of traditional lures in fishing culture.
The University of Iowa Sailing Club invites would be sailors to a free clinic to learn or refresh sailing skills. The event is mentioned in Saturday's Gazette and aims to introduce novices to basic sailing concepts and safety.
Iowa troopers assigned to the State Fair cited at least 12 youths for illegal possession of cigarettes under a new Alcoholic Beverage Division program. Two packs of cigarettes and three 17 year old girls were nabbed by Trooper Jon Stickney and Trooper Brian Senne. The effort targets under 18 tobacco use with $50 fines and eight hours of community service, with stings planned at five fairground tobacco retailers.
Benton County Clerk Cindy Forsyth identified and submitted about 100 aged cases to District Judge Thomas Koehler for dismissal as part of a 6th Judicial District initiative to clear old records. County Attorney David Thompson criticized the action saying he was not informed of the effort and has filed a motion to reconsider Koehler's order.
Iowa Democrats head to Los Angeles with uncertainty over Bradley delegates influence on Gore's ticket. Analysts urge inclusive outreach as Lieberman is named, hoping to shore up labor and progressive wings and maintain party unity amid a tight race.
The Blackhawk Bridge in Lansing will gain 74 lights on its steel columns as part of a Lions Club funded project. Total cost 50 000 to 70 000 with 10 000 to 15 000 local match, funded by grants and bulb sales at 200 each. Lights aim for May unveiling to mark the bridge's 70th anniversary.
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