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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2001
Page
1
Andy Lilley a 19 year old KFC employee in southwest Iowa City has worked three years to keep customers happy. Area athletic directors in Monticello discussed forming a Class 2A conference for Eastern Iowa.
A focused team prep figure leads the RoughRiders skate sessions, shaping lineups and routines ahead of each home game. The article highlights his role in practice, discipline, and on-ice readiness.
A brief note reviews local weather prospects and stock market developments. The piece cites regional conditions and market activity, highlighting notable shifts and forecasts for readers planning daily routines and investments.
President Clinton, in his Oval Office address, says America has had record prosperity and a cleaner environment. He warns that President-elect Bush inherits a strong economy but a cautious path, urging fiscal discipline and debt reduction while noting a looming slowdown. He celebrates America’s leadership and unity goals as he exits office.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson disclosed an extramarital affair that produced a daughter about a year and a half ago. He apologized and took responsibility while supporters visited him at his Chickasaw home. The child is said to be from a woman connected to his Rainbow PUSH Coalition, Karin Stanford, 39, formerly headed the coalition's Washington bureau.
Milton Heifetz donates Grant C. Wood mural a 24 by 6 foot piece depicting Kanesville Iowa. John Fitzpatrick says the work will be housed at Cedar Rapids Community School District first in the Educational Service Center boardroom then in Washington High School and finally a dedicated conference room near admin offices with a glass wall for hallway viewing. The piece valued at about 1.5 million dollars will be integrated with school learning once 1920s mural wings are completed. Contact Janet Borholm at (319) 398-8219 or anetr fyiowa.com.
California faced a second straight day of rolling blackouts affecting over 675000 homes and businesses. Lawmakers weighed a 400 million stopgap to buy power, while outages disrupted the Kinder Morgan pipeline and dairy plants dumped milk.
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