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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1999
Page
1
A discussion on how workplace appearance norms shift as offices reopen. The piece weighs professional image against personal expression, noting pressure to conform while recognizing evolving dress codes and inclusivity efforts in modern work environments.
Gov. Tom Vilsack promotes "a new Iowa, a new attitude" in Manhattan meetings with Forbes Fortune Time and Businessweek plus a lunch with editors. He edges toward U S Senior Open exposure and plans a Washington tour for the Iowa-Caucus 2000 project as Iowa shifts marketing to bio tech and high tech farming.
Regatta participants float and sink in the whimsical 13A cardboard race segment during today's festival. The page details the lineup and times for the playful event.
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Mason City Foundations plans a Meredith Willson museum in his hometown. The $10 million project honors Willson, born May 18, 1902, and his belief that kindness and times can improve society. The museum aims to celebrate his work with lasting ideals.
Composite case shows a man jailed for domestic abuse while a woman moves to a shelter for safety. Advocates note most cases involve female victims with male offenders and call for prevention beyond punishment. A University of Iowa psychiatrist links antisocial personality disorder to most abusers, with limited therapy effectiveness.
Police linked a string of racially motivated shootings across Chicago and suburbs as a white man in his late 20s fired on nine locations, killing a black former college basketball coach and wounding six Orthodox Jews and others. Investigators tied bullets to a common gun. No arrests by Saturday.
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