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Juiced worded fashion note highlights jeweled hair clips barrettes and bobby pins as a hot trend for young females in Accent 1D.
12 Jan 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2000
Page
1
Juiced worded fashion note highlights jeweled hair clips barrettes and bobby pins as a hot trend for young females in Accent 1D.
A Wisconsin based real estate investment trust agreed to purchase the downtown Cedar Rapids office and retail site known as the C R Town Centre complex. Investors pursue a state charter for a new Cedar Rapids bank using Merchants Bank as the proposed name.
D J LeRoy quits as Coe College head football coach after 11 seasons. Columnist Mike Hlas notes Waterloo staying hockey king of Interstate 380. Linn County Sheriff Don Zeller unveils a new jail addition increasing inmate capacity to 244.
Linn-Mar's Greg Taylor channels his rock dream by fronting Deface in a feature in Youth Plus. The Gazette highlights his early start and passion for music as he balances school with performances.
Five new eateries are planned near Westdale Mall in southwest Cedar Rapids with Applebee's Carlos O'Kelly's Wendy's Texas Roadhouse and Steak N Shake outlined. Construction starts this spring with completion expected in the fall as part of Van Buren Village near Edgewood Road and Wynnsong Theatre complex.
Gov. Tom Vilsack outlined a $4.8 billion budget and a quality of life agenda in his first State of the State speech. He called for more educated, healthier Iowans, cleaner air and water, and value-added economic opportunity while proposing higher education funding, alternative schools for at risk students, and early childhood initiatives.
Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack unveiled a nearly $4.9 billion fiscal 2001 package funding education with $45 million more in basic aid and $100 million for school repairs, health expansions largely for children, environmental and public safety increases, and a plan to cut about $30 million from the current budget while avoiding new taxes.
The Postal Service outlined proposals to raise first class cards to 21 cents and letters to 34 cents with overall average increases near six percent. Magazines and catalogs would rise about 15 and 14 percent respectively, while hearings will be held by the Postal Rate Commission before any changes take effect in 2001.
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