Quality assured at Iowa elevator
The Colusa Elevator Co and farmers in southeast Iowa earned ISO certification, a set of international quality assurance standards. The Cyclones won 75-55, even with preseason All American Jamaal Tinsley in foul trouble. Temperatures were low, but spirits were high throughout the Holiday Pops concerts, featuring the Cedar Rapids Concert Chorale and the Marquette Bank Children's Discovery Chorus. In addition to her hog farm duties, Lisa Donlon runs a business selling magnetic photo displays.
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New Hampshire Elector Augusta Petrone Prepares to Vote
On Election Day the Electoral College gathers at the Concord Statehouse at 11 am. Augusta Petrone, a 62 year old New Hampshire housewife, is among four NH electors voting for President-elect Bush who won the state by about 7 000 votes amid Democratic pressure for reform.
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Iowa electors chosen for Gore vote in Des Moines meeting
Seven Democratic electors from Iowa City Decorah Burlington Council Bluffs Sioux Center Des Moines and Sioux City meet at 11 a.m. in Des Moines to cast their ballots for Al Gore. Bush supporters oppose potential defections and reform efforts progress with limited chance of changing the outcome.
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David Tingwald
Iowa City
Lyle Otte
Decorah
Jeff Heland
Burlington
Emil Pavich
Council Bluffs
John O'Brien
Sioux Center
Paulee Lipsman
Des Moines
Ernest Ricehill
Sioux City
Man of the Hour Person of the Year Time selects Bush
Time magazine named president elect George W. Bush as its Person of the Year saying he would be both the next president and a symbol of a historic showdown. Time editors pick the figure with the greatest impact over the past year, noting past choices like Hitler and the Ayatollah Khomeini.
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Winter storms persist as Iowa braces for more snow
Cedar Rapids reports continued cold and snow with 5 to 8 inches possible by tonight. Strong winds may drive wind chills to minus 50 and reduce visibility. Another system from the Canadian Rockies could reach the area by Wednesday. jet stream pattern explains the self sustaining cold. No closures reported yet. minor accidents noted and power outages affecting about 4,500 customers in several counties.
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Cedar Rapids
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Linn
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Alliant Energy
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Oxford
Kirkwood
Letters too good to be true
Iowa City business owner Darrell Roberts Jr. reports a Nigerian scam letter offering a 40 percent cut of a $700 million fund. Police say similar confiden tial letters have targeted businesspeople for years, sometimes invoking Mariam Abacha.
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uZette
Iowa City
Darrell Roberts Jr
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Roberts Construction
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Ed Schultz
Geria
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Sani Abacha
Bush names Rice Gonzales Powell pledge tax cut aid
President elect Bush picks Condoleezza Rice as national security adviser and Alberto Gonzales as White House counsel. He names Karen Hughes counselor to the president and promotes diversity in his staff while urging Democrats to consider his 1.3 trillion dollar tax plan in person.
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