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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2000
Page
1
A red tailed hawk released today back to the wild after healing from an injured wing at the Macbride Raptor Center. The event marks the bird's return to its natural habitat and signals successful rehabilitation by the center's staff.
The C R ice rink will not open for public skating today as scheduled. The article notes details and photos on 10B. Minnesota basketball: The Hawks beat the Gophers 80 to 51 as they cleared the bench in the game reported on 3C.
Mike Hatzky of North Liberty shot an 11 point buck in December one of the state's biggest whitetails ever. Cedar Land LC will renovate it for multiple tenant use. Lawyers speculate on the separation of Ted Turner and Jane Fonda in Accent.
Indoor facilities let players train in winter but area coaches doubt a year round focus on one sport. Recreation in Saturday's Gazette.
Quaker Oats announced Cedar Rapids largest cereal mill and its Danville Illinois plant will stay open while the St. Joseph Missouri facility, opening in 1926 and employing about 600, will close. Union officials and workers voiced mixed relief and sadness, noting competitive challenges and rail and Hull waste concerns.
More than 80 area ministers from major denominations signed the Community Marriage Agreement at the Linn County Courthouse to strengthen marriages and lower divorces. The pact calls for four month gap before premarital counseling, a one year courtship, and at least six counseling sessions. Daugherty led the effort and expects more clergy to join countywide initiative.
DES MOINES The state climate adviser David Osterberg praised a National Research Council report saying global warming is undoubtedly real and will push industry and utilities toward action. He argued skeptics have gained their ask for more research and now must accept the evidence and act.
Researchers using embryo splitting at Oregon Health Sciences University report creating rhesus monkey embryos split into four parts to yield multiple twins. The work, published in Science, aims to produce identical monkeys for testing therapies such as gene therapy and organ growth from stem cells, reducing reliance on mice.
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