21 Jul 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2000
Page
1
The Gazette reports Dave Rasdal invites Eastern Iowa journalists to participate in the El Kahir Shrine Corn Maze 2000. Details appear in Ramblin' 1B.
Dave Malacek resigns as Xavier High School wrestling coach to take a full time assistant and recruiting coordinator position at Wartburg College. The move shifts leadership as Malacek departs effective immediately, with Wartburg noting his duties will include recruiting and program support.
C R Kennedy and Washington will make trips to the Class 4A state baseball tournament. Details provided in column 1C.
The Iowa City Council continues to weigh alternatives to a total ban on entry for patrons under 21. City officials discuss possible permit rules and age restrictions while studying impact and enforcement.
A reader guide highlights affordable Iowa summer activities for families offering enjoyable outdoor options. The piece stresses accessible destinations, budget tips, and scenic spots to visit across the state.
Gazette writer Marc Morehouse visits Macomb Illinois to profile Kurt Warner and the Super Bowl champion St. Louis Rams as they begin their training camp.
University of Iowa officials say a sudden 17 percent health insurance rise will require 2 to 5 million dollars to cover the extra costs for unionized workers. State agencies face up to a 35 percent increase in January, with Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield rates driving the spike for about 70 percent of the state workforce.
Regents approve training to help teachers assist deaf and blind students. The article notes rising medical and pharmacy utilization driving trends and potential rate increases for all, affecting Wellmark customers and others in the coming year.
ISU researchers analyze red light running in Iowa as 800 yearly deaths and 200 000 injuries are linked to violations. A 40 U S city use of cameras reduced violations by 40 percent. Cedar Rapids saw two red light related deaths last year.
The House approved measures ending enforcement of travel restrictions to Cuba and halting bans on food and medicine exports, a win for farm and business groups but drawing GOP opposition. Senate action and presidential stance add uncertainty about year-end sanctions. five Iowa representatives supported the easing.
The Iowa Board of Regents approved 3.5 percent pay increases for the presidents of the University of Iowa University of Northern Iowa and Iowa State University. Mary Sue Coleman will earn about 235 410 annually while Robert Koob will rise to 185 470. Martin Jischke will receive a raise through his interim presidency before moving to Purdue. The board also named a search committee chaired by Benjamin Allen and chose Korn Ferry International as the executive search firm.
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