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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2001
Page
1
Kalona repair shop converted into a meatpacking plant by volunteers to prepare meals for needy people around the world. In a related note, former President Reagan is set for surgery after a fall on Friday left him with a broken right hip.
Washington girls narrowly defeated Cedar Rapids Prairie 37 36 in a tight finish last night at Prairie. The brief game report highlights a close scoring duel and key late baskets to secure the win.
Former Iowa Steel workers remember the peak era of heavy industry in Iowa in the mid 20th century. They describe factory life, union battles, and the decline that reshaped communities and local economies.
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Cedar Rapids schools face higher natural gas costs as prices rise and temperatures stay cool. District officials estimate next year’s gas bill could nearly double from 628 565 last year, straining cash reserves. Smaller districts also brace for larger utility charges despite energy cost–saving programs and joint utility management efforts.
The city of Postville and Agriprocessors Inc. wage separate lawsuits over unpaid wastewater fines while the state DNR plans stricter permit standards. The new rules would tighten limits on ammonia nitrogen and fecal coli for the plant serving two meat processors, with a public meeting set at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Postville Community Center.
Arizona artist Tina Mion presents Presidential Playing Cards featuring 41 portraits as playing cards. The exhibit runs January 20 to March 25 at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Museum with a personal appearance by Mion on Sunday January 21.
An Asian gaur calf named Noah was born at TransOva Genetics in Sioux Center and died two days later from dysentery. Scientists say cross species cloning succeeded but the calf's death was not linked to cloning or gestation.
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