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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2001
Page
1
Melissa Meyer of Fairfax formerly shy, gains confidence as her family buys and showcases miniature horses. The feature highlights her breed displays and personal growth through the hobby.
The No. 25 Iowa women beat Illinois 75 to 64 to close the Big Ten regular season securing a quarterfinal berth. The win solidifies Iowa's strong conference finish and spot in the upcoming tournament.
The notes indicate DL entry for LOE with Wuzzies support. Further details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
McComas-Lacina Construction project manager Jon Tiemeyer surveys the wreckage of a fallen scaffold along Gilbert Street near the Tower Place parking ramp in Iowa City. High winds heavy rain and thawing temperatures caused the collapse. Gusts reached 46 mph in Iowa City and 53 mph in Cedar Rapids per KCRG-TV9.
A Knight Ridder review of Miami Dade undervote ballots suggests Al Gore would net no more than 49 votes from a manual recount, leaving Bush with his lead even with recounts in Volusia Palm Beach and Broward. The study cites 1 555 possible Gore marks and 1 506 Bush marks among 10 644 undervote ballots, with many ballots showing nonvotes or marks in noncandidate spaces.
Cedar Rapids report: Prairie High School students in Norma Bowersox's computerized accounting class earn IRS basic VITA certification to prepare tax returns for staff and students. The program, only the second Iowa high school to participate, tests patience and skill with a 100 page open book exam.
A Pentagon inspector general review found that after three years and 143 million dollars the Army National Guard had no ready anti-terrorism units to respond to nuclear chemical or biological attacks. Problems included backward air filters and incompatible gas mask parts.
Mark Halverson, 45, serves as Sen. Tom Harkin’s top aide on the Senate Agriculture Committee while farming on weekends in Tama County. He grew up on a 240 acre family farm near Toledo and considers farming more than a hobby as he blends political work with rural roots.
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