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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2002
Page
1
The $26 million Grand Harbor Resort and Waterpark opens at 3 p.m. as part of Dubuque’s $188 million America’s River project. In sports, Iowa women’s basketball coach Lisa Bluder earned her 400th win as the Hawkeyes defeated Carver-Hawkeye Arena 64 to 39.
Kathy Lowe of Marion sues to keep her family’s four ducks that cannot be housed within city limits.
Cheryl Lavin advises on warning a friend about potential disease risk from a spouse's infidelity. The piece in Tales from the Front discusses boundaries, honesty, and risk communication within troubled relationships.
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Cedar Rapids City Council and Linn County supervisors unanimously back the RiverRun project but say voters countywide will decide if 38 million in local tax money funds it. Officials discuss financing options including a two year 1 percent local option sales tax to raise 28 million for the city and 10 million for the county.
University of Iowa ticket manager says 800 to 1,300 bowl ticket requests daily as fans plan travel. Iowa could receive 25,000 Rose Bowl tickets if selected, with past bowl sales exceeding 20,000 tickets and about 11,000 used when including officials and comps.
Medical examiner Julia Goodin testified that Greg Wells suffered 10 to 12 blows to the head and a throat wound that could have killed him. David Keegan, 18, is on trial for first degree murder in Wells's January death in Marion after a pizza order went sideways. Brandy Byrd, 21, is charged as involved in the case.
Scientists announced the mouse genome has been nearly decoded, making the second mammal after humans to have its DNA mapped. The work will speed discoveries into cancer, heart disease, schizophrenia, AIDS and other ailments, enabling experiments not possible in people.
An article notes that despite differences between mice and humans, both are mammals. Dr Allan Bradley, director, emphasizes genetic and biological similarities as researchers at Washington University explore mouse models.
In Cedar Rapids Center Stage reports rising Santa sizes with XXL fits up to a 64 inch chest and 60 inch waist. Rentals run 55 to 85 dollars and purchases 179 to 500 dollars with padding included, while Second Act Iowa City notes growing padding but still general one size fits all.
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