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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1998
Page
1
Five alpacas and a llama were relocated from a property along Interstate 80 in Coralville. The animals drew interest from passers-by as crews moved them, with unidentified details noted for the record.
Portable wearable computing devices let users move freely without desks. Computers 4C notes growing interest in lightweight, body worn technology and its potential impact on work and daily life.
Cheryl Lavin writes Tales from the Front a new weekly relationship column for Accent magazine. The feature promises personal anecdotes and dating insights drawn from real experiences.
Matt Pacha, vice president of operations at Hawkeye Medical Supply, serves Iowa City in volunteer leadership roles. Details on 1B.
The Hawkeyes scrutinize Tim Douglas a walk-on from Arizona in preseason camp as he competes for the place kicking duties.
Sammy Sosa tied the majors with his 54th homer on Sunday but Mark McGwire reclaimed the top spot by launching his 55th homer last night. Details, 1D.
The newspaper promotes easy grill friendly recipes from Tuesday’s Food section to power fans before the college football season opener. It invites readers to dress in team colors and head to the stadium for a spirited game day.
US West Inc and the Communications Workers of America reached a tentative contract ending a 15 day walkout that idled about 34 000 phone workers in 13 states. Workers were to return to their regular schedules as talks focused on overtime pay performance linked pay and health care benefits.
Two months after his 1996 election to the Cedar Rapids City Council, Ole Munson learns the wastewater plant is near capacity, hindering Cedar River Paper Genecor International and other major water users. A $24 million expansion, including a $14 million pretreatment facility due by 1999, aims to add capacity with industry paying costs.
A two year study led by Robert Kraut at Carnegie Mellon found that more Internet hours increased loneliness and stress for Pittsburgh families. Even chat room and e mail users felt isolated as online time reduced deeper ties with friends and family.
Paris marks one year since Princess Diana died in a crash as French authorities keep details secret. Investigators weigh potential charges against nine photographers and one motorcyclist amid questions about photographer pursuit and Paul’s intoxication.
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