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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1999
Page
1
Roland Thomson indicted on child porn charge appeared in court Friday. Water aerobics sessions offer exercise and social contact. Lauren Bacall stars in Too Rich The Secret Life of Doris Duke on CBS. West clinches fifth outright MWC divisional crown in six years.
Page 1A of Sunday Gazette previews an upcoming autobiography from the former Hawks head, highlighting glimpses of leadership, career highlights, and personal reflections. The excerpt hints at behind the scenes decisions shaping the team's rise and coaching philosophy.
Authorities in Eastern Iowa reassure that computers and computer controlled devices will be ready for January 1 2000 though they offer no guarantees. The piece notes the pending millennium rollover and the efforts by local officials to address potential glitches.
Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic refused to allow foreign peacekeepers in Kosovo and spurned US envoy Christopher Hill delaying any breakthrough. NATO readied to strike Serbia if no deal by noon while Morale remains uncertain and Albright and Clinton pressed for concessions.
Cedar Rapids City Council considers a 90 day development moratorium affecting land around Interstate 380. An aerial view shows the I 380 corridor with Highway 30 crossing, indicating the area that could be restricted from new development under the proposal.
Cedar Rapids considers a 90 day building permit moratorium for the 1 380 Corridor from 33rd Avenue SW to Wright Brothers Boulevard to allow the design team led by Mayor Lee Clancey to study standards. The plan affects land between Sixth Street SW and J Street SW and could delay several developer projects.
U S officials say Barshefsky could impose trade sanctions after Israel piracy complaints from movie and software producers. State Dept notes epidemic videotape and CD piracy with weak enforcement and mentions pirate plants tied to West Bank sites under Palestinian Authority.
Iowa Secretary of State Chet Culver notes that Hillary Rodham Clinton could run for Congress from Iowa or New York and that to be on a ballot the candidate need not live in the state until Election Day. He cites constitutional rulings and historical precedent while discussing possible bids for Senate seats in New York or a future GOP target.
A Washington Post poll after the Senate trial shows 63 percent favorable to Hillary Clinton, up from 52 percent earlier. Gains include 97 percent among African-Americans, 81 percent among liberals, and improved views among Southern men and older women.
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