31 Aug 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2001
Page
1
Iowa’s deer rabbit and raccoon abundance sparks talk that mountain lions may be moving back into the state. Cedar Rapids Jefferson defeated Dubuque Hempstead 21 to 14 in a season opening football win for both schools.
Dubuque County and the cities of Dubuque and Dyersville are featured in Census Snapshots. Economy doubts keep travelers closer to home this holiday weekend despite pricing trends. Fresh figs can be dried and frozen per Martha Stewart in classified notes. Dow Jones closes at 9 919 58 after negative economy and corporate news.
A compact feature lists tips on pronunciation and style for calendar planning and weather related terms. It notes guidance from language experts on how to handle tricky accents in daily life and public communication.
A mother and five children, aged 5 to 12, were found dead in their Sioux City home. Police label the case a homicide. the bodies were discovered by a baby sitter shortly before 6 p.m. in a low income neighborhood.
North Liberty Ernest Rich, 44, Greybull Wyoming, charged with first degree murder in the 1999 shooting death of John Helble found in a mobile home. Investigators linked Rich to Helble through a missing gun collection as the two men shared a love of guns and the Big Horn Mountains.
Goss Graphic Systems plans an off site meeting at Kirkwood College for 400 workers amid unconfirmed reports Cedar Rapids operations may close. The private printer with about 400 local employees emerged from Chapter 11 under Stonington Partners. Workers fear loss of pride and livelihoods as rumors spread after a 3 p.m flier instructed tool removal and attendance at Ballentine Auditorium.
Cedar Rapids attorney Casey Jones says city code prohibits non workers from grabbing trash, citing section 204-c. He notes police trash digs may lead to warrants, but 204-b limits curbside collection to authorized city collectors or haulers. Penalty up to $100 or 30 days in jail.
Work crews finish on First Avenue and Highway 6 intersection as Iowa Hawkeyes approach football kickoff. Traffic cameras detect signals to ease congestion while an officer directs traffic for Saturdays Iowa Kent State game. Temporary rail bridge allows widening with completion aimed mid to late October.
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