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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2000
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Labor leaders hail record union membership rise in two decades
Labor leaders celebrate the largest gain in union membership in twenty years as workers join unions at a notable pace. The report highlights widespread organizing activity and rising collective bargaining influence across sectors.
Kennedy kin faces murder charge
Michael Skakel, nephew of Robert F. Kennedy, surrendered to police after an arrest warrant was issued in a 25 year old homicide case. The development centers on Skakel as authorities pursue charges connected to the long‑running investigation.
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Michael Skakel
Robert F. Kennedy
Cedar Rapids bowler runs two perfect games at Lancer Lanes
Rocky Smith of Cedar Rapids rolled two 300 games at Lancer Lanes with every shot clicking. The standout performance showcases Smith on a dominant bowling night.
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Rocky Smith
Cedar Rapids
Lancer Lanes
Ex-Cedar Rapids man ousted as Hartford-Carlisle Bank president
Former Cedar Rapids resident removed from the presidency of Hartford-Carlisle Savings Bank in a move noted as a leadership change. The report mentions the name of the individual and the bank's status but provides limited context on reasons.
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Cedar Rapids
Hartford-Carlisle Savings Bank
Total lunar eclipse visible tonight across clear skies
A total lunar eclipse will be visible tonight wherever skies are clear. The Earth's shadow will move across the moon from 9 p.m. to 12:25 a.m., covering it completely at 10. The moon will appear a dull red during the eclipse.
Winds, blowing snow linger after deadly Iowa storm
The Wednesday blizzard in Eastern Iowa killed at least three people and caused multiple accidents. Strong winds are expected to create blowing and drifting snow as commuters face wind chill factors of 10 to 30 below zero. Highs will be in the mid teens with two hour school delays in Cedar Rapids and nearby districts.
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Chris Kottman
Madison Elementary School
Cedar Rapids
Madison
Iowa City
Iowa
Phil Peters
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids Street Dept Orders Even Side Parking 8 to 4 Today
To aid snow removal the Cedar Rapids Street Department requires cars to park only on the even side of residential streets from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and only on the odd side of p.m. Friday.
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Cedar Rapids
Congress to overshadow legislation in election year
Iowa congressional delegation expects the presidential race to dominate 2000 actions in Washington with only modest bills likely. Rep. Jim Leach cites a status quo year as major tax changes await a new president in 2001. Grassley and Harkin urge debate on tax relief amid rising concerns.
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Jim Leach
William Roth
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Leach
George W. Bush
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Bush
Charles Grassley
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Iowa lawmakers debate dove hunting as supporters pack Capitol
Hundreds of sportsmen in orange hats lobby for Senate File 37 to allow dove hunting in Iowa. House leaders weigh fate as public poll shows broad opposition and Gov Vilsack undecided amid a close tally of votes needed for passage.
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Christopher Rants
Sioux City
Sea of Orange
Tom Vilsack
Nutrition guide urges limiting sweets and meat
Draft revised federal dietary guidelines urge Americans to cut sugary drinks and sweets and reduce saturated fats from meat and dairy. The plan, obtained by AP, also outlines moderate alcohol for certain adults, emphasizes whole grains fruits and vegetables, and keeps the five year update cycle for public programs and health professionals.
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Associated Press
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