02 Feb 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2000
Page
1
Capri College students in Cedar Rapids showcased hair and clothing styles of past and future eras in a campus exhibit. The feature appears in Accent on page 10 with photos on 12B.
Youth Plus in Thursday's Gazette highlights former Hawkeye basketball star Jess Settles and his ongoing influence on local teens through mentorship and community outreach programs.
Arizona Senator John McCain lands a landslide win in New Hampshire, taking 49 percent to Bush’s 31 percent while Steve Forbes and Alan Keyes trail. Gore leads Bradley in the Democratic tally with 52 percent to 47 percent as delegates split 13 to 9.
Iowa State University ecologist Brent Danielson details a study of deer vehicle crashes from 1990 to 1997 showing 25 percent of crashes occur on 3 percent of Iowa highways. He proposes fenced corridors with sensor alerts to warn drivers, especially near bridge areas.
A reader warns that deer travel along ditches streams and railways and often end up on roadways where drivers hit them. He proposes deer resistant fencing with warning signs as the remedy.
Luther College faces a planned Sunday protest by Fred Phelps and up to 50 followers at Village Presbyterian Church in Prairie Village Kansas where the Nordic Choir will perform. Phelps seeks to promote anti gay views with signs and prayers targeting ELCA ties to Luther College.
Gazette weighs casting Warner biopic with Keanu Reeves or Ben Affleck as Kurt Warner. Iowa officials note suitability for a TV movie, citing Affleck’s Oscar win and Jarvis of the Iowa Film Office calling the idea appealing but possibly too costly for a TV project.
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