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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1998

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Easy Tip Milk Dispenser showcased at Elkader Invention Convention

The Easy Tip Milk Dispenser that aids small children pouring from gallon jugs was among the gadgets at Elkader’s Invention Convention on Tuesday. Details on 3B.

Elkader

Crowded Prep Girls: Regis Tops Marion and Jefferson Beats Washington

No. 9 C.R. Regis defeated Mari on 85 to 56. No. 15 C.R. Jefferson defeated C.R. Washington 54 to 34. Details on 1C and 3C.

C.R. Regis Marion C.R. Jefferson C.R. Washington

Man jobs bank in Iowa City

The First National Bank at the corner of Washington and Dubuque streets was robbed Tuesday. Details on 1B.

Man Jobs Bank Iowa City First National Bank Washington and Dubuque Streets Doug Dozart Mary Huyck Ryan Meredith Jill Runge City High Diane Delozier

Senate Education Committee Advances $12 Million Reform Bill

The Senate Education Committee approved a $12 million education reform bill. Details on 6A.

Senate Senate Education Committee

Bluestem Agency Receives State Guidance on Contamination

Bluestem Solid Waste Agency received state guidance on how to handle contamination issues. The document outlines procedures for identifying contaminated material and coordinating with authorities to ensure safe disposal and compliance with regulations. It emphasizes risk assessment, reporting, and corrective actions.

Bluestem Solid Waste Agency

Inter locking Nail for Broken Bones shown at Orlando conference

At a Florida veterinary conference in Orlando products like the Inter locking Nail for Broken Bones were showcased. Accent 8B provides details.

Orlando Fla

State Wrestling Tourney Preview From Des Moines

The Gazette previews the upcoming state wrestling tournament in Des Moines with Eastern Iowa teams and top individuals expected to compete for state titles. The article highlights key athletes and anticipated matchups for Thursday’s start.

Des Moines Iowa

U.S. 12th Graders Lag In Math And Science

The Third International Mathematics and Science Study shows American seniors scored below the international average in general math and science. Elite students taking advanced math or physics fared poorly against peers in 16 nations, while Iowa data indicate some college-bound seniors enroll heavily in science courses. President Clinton and Education Secretary Riley cited policy fixes.

Associated Press and Gazette Washington Cyprus South Africa Clinton National Council of Jewish Women Richard Riley Iowa U.S Australia Canada

No decision on zoo site till tax vote

Linn County Conservation Board postpones lease talks on Squaw Creek Park for a wildlife park until voters choose June whether to approve a local option sales tax to fund it. The board voted 3 2 to table after heated public comments about the $13 million project and the June 23 special election.

Gazette News Linn County Conservation Board Squaw Creek Park James Bailey Veterans Memorial Coliseum Squaw Creek Carol Martin Cedar Rapids David Graeff Friends of the Zoo

SmithKline Beecham rep charged in public gift case at University Hospitals

Richard Knowles a 62 year old salesman for SmithKline Beecham is accused of offering basketball tickets to three University Hospitals public employees to induce them to buy his products. He faces three violations of the public gift law and turned himself in to the university safety office. He appeared in Johnson County District Court and was released on his own recognizance.

Lynn M. Tefft Johnson County Iowa City Richard Knowles Fox Meadow Dr. SE Cedar Rapids Knowles SmithKline Beecham Philadelphia Ann Rhodes U of I Rhodes University Department of Public Safety University Hospitals Dean Borg U of I Department of Public Safety Leon Spies

State designates highest point of Iowa near Sibley

The Iowa House voted 94 0 to name a Merrill and Donna Sterler farm site five miles north of Sibley in Osceola County as the state's official highest elevation at 1670 feet. Supporters cite educational value tourism potential and state pride. The move follows controversy over naming and replaces earlier debates.

Rod Boshart Des Moines Bureau ES Moines Sibley Iowa House Merrill Donna Sterler Osceola County Richard Vande Hoef R-Harris

Hawkeye Point named to honor Native heritage in Iowa

The Hawkeye Point designation ends a dispute over Iowa's highest point. The Interior survey showed the Sterler farm site is 57 feet higher than Ocheyedan Mound, with visibility of 10 to 12 miles on clear days. The name avoids ties to the University of Iowa to prevent local rival protests.

Osceola County U.S. Department of the Interior Sterlers Vande Hoef Sterler Hawkeye Point Iowa University of Iowa

Inflation hits zero for first time in four years

Inflation in January fell to zero as energy costs dropped sharply. The CPI was unchanged after a 1.7 percent gain in 1997, with energy down 2.4 percent due to El Niño and Iraq arms agreement impacts. Wages rose 0.9 percent inflation adjusted, 2.2 percent year over year.

Washington William Dunkelberg National Federation of Independent Business U.N Iraq

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Women In Business Bluestem www.GazetteOnline.com William Schmidt Michigan State University Conservation Board By Joshua Nichols C.R. Man Borg Stephen Gerard II Farm Anoth Labor Department
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