14 Jul 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2000
Page
1
James Iron Shell, a Sioux man married to a Meskwaki woman, confronts a Meskwaki legal threat aimed at separating him from his family. The Rambling column recounts his struggle and the cultural legal clash affecting his household.
Ryan Hogan, a transfer to UL, brings national title experience to a program seeking its first national crown. The guard joins a roster aiming to translate past success into a breakthrough season.
Cedar Rapids officials cite mounting costs as a major factor behind Walgreens decision to abandon plans for a new drugstore on Mount Vernon Road in southeast Cedar Rapids. City records show cost pressures and financing hurdles halted the project.
A former Mount Vernon High School teacher accused of sending obscene photos to a student over the Internet has pleaded guilty to the charge. The admission comes as details unfold on the case, with prosecutors outlining the allegations and the potential penalties.
Diageo PLC is discussing a possible sale of its Pillsbury subsidiary to General Mills Inc the U.S. maker of Cheerios and Betty Crocker. The talks center on a deal valued around seven billion dollars and involve negotiations over the Pillsbury brands and operations.
The Eastern Iowa Senior Baseball League players lace up for the season as Recreation reports on Saturday action. Local players suit up for love of the game and community baseball.
Iowa farmers voice grim outlook with only 12 percent expecting improvement in the next five years, 64 percent predicting worse conditions, and 24 percent seeing no change. The poll of 4,977 respondents cites low prices, high costs, and policy issues as key factors, signaling a nationwide trend toward caution.
Petra and Klaus Ottges, a 44 year old bus driver and 49 year old teacher from Düsseldorf, travel the United States at 15 mph aboard a restored one cylinder diesel tractor. Starting June 30 in Boston, they plan a 41 day 4100 mile journey ending mid August in San Francisco.
Craig Bowie of Marion donated 60 percent of his liver to his friend and co worker Shannon Ashby of Swisher. Both men are being released from Mayo Clinic Rochester after a rare live donor transplant. Ashby, a liver cancer patient, thanked Bowie for a life saving act that may inspire others to donate.
A federal interagency report finds American children healthier, better fed, and less likely to live in poverty, yet still lag some peers. Highlights include stable infant mortality, rising vaccination rates, falling teen birth rates, and poverty down from 1997 to 1998, with data from 1997–1999.
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