J Hawk Coach Dave Jacobson resigns after four seasons
Cedar Rapids Jefferson football coach Dave Jacobson announced his resignation on Wednesday ending a four season tenure. Winter Wonderland opens offering sales installation removal and storage of holiday decorations. Iowa State visit looms as student section could influence Hawkeyes. Pearl Harbor memories recalled by Iowa vets in a feature.
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Barnie Calef to perform duck calling in South Dakota marsh
Cedar Rapids ace Barnie Calef who just won his third world duck calling title on November 25 will play his instrument Monday in a marsh setting in South Dakota according to Friday's Outdoor Gazette.
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River study rigged by Army Corps officials probe finds bias
A Pentagon inquiry concluded three top Army Corps of Engineers leaders shaped a seven year 57 million dollar economics study to justify a billion dollar Mississippi and Illinois rivers project. The report cites bias toward large projects and lists positions held by Rus sell Fuhrman Phillip Anderson and James Mudd as tainting the study while Donald Sweeney the whistle blower faced removal from the economics panel.
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Gore seeks Florida Supreme Court recount ruling
Vice President Al Gore argues for a judicial recount of at least 13 000 disputed ballots at the Florida Supreme Court in Tallahassee while Texas Governor George W Bush contends the court should reject the appeal and end the statewide vote deadlock. A speedy decision could come by day’s end or Friday, when a special legislative session is held.
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Bush campaign lawyers urge vigilance as 11 000 more face legal rides
Bush warns overseas adversaries not to seize the moment as election uncertainty continues. Republicans in Florida announce a Friday special session to nominate electors if court battles delay Florida’s 25 electoral votes. Electors must be chosen by Dec. 12, with the Electoral College set to convene.
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Cedar Rapids Moves Forward On Brownfields Redevelopment
Cedar Rapids has $2.4 million in brownfields awards for 14 acres along 12th Avenue SE. The funds support land assessment cleanup and redevelopment of the former Iowa Iron and Iowa Steel sites, with demolition underway and two firms showing relocation interest.
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Motorcycle museum moves from Sturgis to Anamosa
The National Motorcycle Museum will relocate from Sturgis South Dakota to Anamosa Iowa in May. The 8000 square foot facility will occupy downtown space near a gift shop and bank, supporting tourism for Grant Wood country while hoping to save a struggling museum. The move aims to attract thousands of motorcyclists each August and boost local attractions including a historic prison nicknamed The White Palace of the West.
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