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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2000
Page
1
Steve Alford and the Iowa Hawkeyes lost 74 to 71 to Indiana led by coach Bob Knight. The game highlighted a tight finish and Knight's decisive strategy as Indiana secured the win.
Bill Bradley states that beating Vice President Al Gore on Monday is unnecessary, reflecting on campaign strategy and timing as reported in 2A. com caucus coverage.
The Iowa Pork Producers Association held its annual meeting in Des Moines on Tuesday seeking change in industry practices and policy directions. Details, 7B.
A survey reports that nearly 60 percent of men who underwent prostate removal for cancer experience impotence. The study details are given on page 3A.
The Cedar Rapids Planning Commission denied Cargill’s bid to rezone land for expansion. Details indicate the commission asked for a new plan before reconsideration.
Drummer and band leader T S Monk son of Thelonious Monk brings Monk on Monk to Hancher Auditorium Iowa City Saturday. It is listed among 10 for the Weekend in Accent Entertainment on Thursday.
Federal Reserve data show median family net worth rose 17.6 percent from 1995 to 1998 to $71,600 as stock market strength and higher home values boosted wealth. However poorer families with incomes under $25,000 posted a 25 percent drop, while college graduates saw a 32 percent rise to $146,400.
Iowa Republicans propose open bidding for private attorneys hired by the state and a cap on contingency fees after the tobacco settlement netted $44 million. Rep. Chuck Larson notes $2,750 per hour for some lawyers, urging sunshine and oversight in fee arrangements.
Former Hawkeye defensive end Ryan Loftin pleads guilty to trespass connected to August incident at a University of Iowa athletic building. He faces deferred judgment with two years probation and 120 hours of community service, plus court costs and restitution.
The Cedar Rapids area, touted as Iowa’s Rust Belt turnaround, hosts Campaign 2000. A mix of plastics, biotech, distribution, finance and telecom fuels job growth while a rising middle class reshapes politics. Grassley backs Bush as caucuses near. Turn to 4A, Economy.
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