13 Jul 2009
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2009
Page
1
Inside look at the 4-H dairy cattle judging at the Cedar County Fair with reporter Jamie Kelly visiting the judging arena and noting observer insights from the panel.
The Cedar Rapids Kernels feature a young pitching staff led by their starting five, a strength early in the season. As summer advances the inexperience may catch up, testing the rotation's depth and consistency.
This week Sonia Sotomayor faces the largest trial of her career as a nationally televised confirmation hearing for becoming the first Hispanic justice and the third woman on the Supreme Court.
Airlines and hotels push promotions to win back the traditional cash cow business traveler as travel demand recovers and corporate travel budgets loosen.
Cedar Rapids native and 2007 Masters champion Zach Johnson thanked fans after the John Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run in Silvis Illinois. He tied for second at 17 under par, his best result in this event.
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library unveils WeChooseTheMoon.org to stream Apollo 11 in real time with Mission Control chatter and alerts. The site launches at 7 02 a m Iowa time on the eve of the 40th anniversary of the launch from Cape Canaveral Florida and follows the journey to the moon.
A new McCollister Bridge over the Iowa River on the south edge of Iowa City nears opening in September. The span, part of a larger east west arterial linking Scott Boulevard and Mormon Trek Boulevard, aims to relieve Highway 6 traffic and spur growth.
Gladys Nekola, 77, shuts off a wood-burning Monarch stove bought in 1959 and switches to a 30-inch gas range after five decades of use. The family recalls canning, geese, and morning buns heated by the stove, which cost 408.11 dollars when purchased.
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