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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2000
Page
1
Cedar Rapids' Sixth Avenue SE main office faces space constraints threatening relocation of its customer service counter. Details, 1B.
Iowa City West remains undefeated by defeating Linn-Mar as Lisbon improves to 4 0 and Washington boys secure a win in a night of high school sports action.
The Hawks defeated Centenary in a rough game missing injured leading scorer Luke Becker. An Iowa State University Extension climatologist forecasts Corn Belt yields of 142 bushels per acre next year, per the report.
Cold weather strains the U S Postal Service and UPS during their busiest period of the year. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
Trent Ryan Lorence faces first degree murder and first degree theft charges in the November 3 shooting death of David Clark. The case details are listed in the 1B section.
Youth Plus notes from Thursday's Gazette show council members selecting their top CDs and books, highlighting personal tastes and local youth voices.
President Clinton set to issue sweeping privacy regulations that bar health care providers and insurers from sharing confidential patient information. The rules impose civil fines up to 25 000 dollars for inadvertent disclosures and criminal penalties up to 50 000 dollars and one year in prison for intentional releases, with tougher penalties for selling data.
The rules set to take effect in two years cover almost all health care providers and insurers. They require written patient consent for sharing information, grant access and correction rights to medical records, bar employer review of medical data, and permit law enforcement access with subpoenas. The rules apply to electronic and paper records, establish penalties, allow stricter state laws, and specify enforcement.
Aly Youssef of Iowa City ends a three year saga to unite his family after adopting niece Mai 12, nephew Ahmed 16, and son Mohamed 18 from Egypt. Eight returns to Egypt and long visa delays tested endurance, with Grassley help aiding arrival.
Cedar Rapids residents and Gazette editors discuss the early winter surge. Snowmobiles fly off lots as dealers report strong demand while snow removal work doubles as December inches climb to 17.8 in the city.
Record snowfall expected in December battering east Iowa. Michelle Piquard of Five Seasons Janitorial Service says routine winter cleaning becomes longer and more tedious as carpets take the brunt of rock salt and sand tracking.
President-elect Bush met with President Clinton in the White House to receive guidance on incoming duties. Bush said he will listen, plans to pick cabinet secretaries for agriculture commerce and housing, and invited black ministers and education policymakers to Austin for talks.
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