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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2001
Page
1
Amanda Owens shares her firsthand experience of homeschooling highlighting flexibility, personalized learning, and strong family support. She discusses how this approach shaped her education and future opportunities.
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Governor Tom Vilsack unveils a $5.02 billion spending plan for fiscal 2002 featuring a $42 million down payment to transition Iowa schools to a performance based pay system. He urges lawmakers to start the reform this year and continues emphasis on education amid Republican support and calls to shift outside revenue into the general fund.
Cedar Rapids woman Wendi Wendt Falb is one of ten contestants on The Mole, a nine week reality series on ABC. She signed a 10 million press silence contract and aims to win 1 million dollars. She describes herself as a visual display artist and plans college completion and a new SUV if victorious.
Retiree Don Peiffer noted his December natural gas bill reached a record high while MidAmerican Energy officials warned prices will stay elevated for 18 to 24 months. They urged budget billing and energy efficiency, and said many December bills were already double the previous year.
Linda Chavez, President-elect Bush’s nominee for labor secretary, withdraws after revelations she housed an illegal immigrant. Bush officials say supporters were blindsided by the unfolding disclosures and Chavez cites unfair treatment.
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