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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2000
Page
1
Central City chemistry students form rival lotion companies as a classroom project. The program teaches entrepreneurship and market basics, revealing real world risk and reward beyond the lab work.
Ag secretary says new proposals are part of President Clinton's proposed 2001 budget. Details, 6B. A Northeastern University red shirt takes a semester off to get some playing time. Details, 1C.
A Miami judge grants a temporary protective order as relatives plead, while the 16 year old awaits sentencing for burning a cross into an interracial couple’s lawn. Officials predict a tight budget year as the process begins.
A West Union man, 46, charged with touching a 7-year-old girl chose to plead guilty to lascivious acts with a child under an Alford plea and began a prison term up to five years. He had proposed a polygraph test to prove innocence or guilt. prosecutors called the plan a definite resolution. The case stemmed from July accusations and the absence of a trial after the plea.
Gov Tom Vilsack will outline a very aggressive legislative plan aimed at making Iowa healthier and more attractive to families and workers. The speech, prepared with finishing touches, seeks to challenge lawmakers and inspire Iowans as he ties goals to a 2001 budget using tobacco settlement funds and infrastructure dollars for higher spending.
Gov. Tom Vilsack prepares his first State of the State address after taking office on Jan. 15. The speech at 10 a.m. covers education health care environment work force development and other priorities and will be aired live on Iowa Public Television. He also plans new budget proposals for the Republican-led Legislature.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the 160 billion AOL Time Warner merger signals a shift toward integrated TV and Internet access. It highlights access to AOL eyeballs and Time Warner content, with worry from consumer groups about market power and pace of digital convergence.
Harding Middle School teacher Martha Booth to attend Arlington National Cemetery memorial for Michael Dunn after remains identified. Eighth grader Jenna Standland, who heard Dunn's name on TV, confirmed the connection and shared the coincidence with Booth.
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