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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2000
Page
9
University of Arizona and Massachusetts colleagues say they have discovered a 3 mile diameter moon orbiting Jupiter. If confirmed, it would be the smallest known satellite of a major planet and the first Jovian moon found in 21 years.
The University of Iowa drew about 400 million annually for all federal programs, with over 150 million in federal research grants for the fiscal year ending July 1 1999. The state ranked 20th in earmarked funds, California led with 64.1 million and Iowa's share included 1.564 million to the Iowa Biotechnology Consortium and 1.44 million to seven schools from Defense Department funds for vehicle design.
Senator Harkin marks June 26 1990 as lawed step advancing inclusion and independence calling the date a proud day. He cites MCASA legislation before the Senate and urges community based services to end institutional bias. Casey Hayse urges mainstream integration as ADA celebration parade moves from Civic Center to College Green Park. The event is sponsored by the Evert Conner Rights & Resources Center for Independent Living.
Cedar Rapids area pushes Vision Iowa initiative named Iowa Child Foundation with a $185 000 state grant and Ted Townsend promising 10 million for construction The plan envisions state wide educational impact and a Cedar Rapids led role as partner and beneficiary while avoiding local funding drain.
Speakers included Sarah Else, Renaissance Group director and former Air Force major, and Peter Welch, Naval Reserve captain and local attorney. Veterans from World War II and Gulf War share stories as Gib Ashley and Joe Helle reflect on duty and future community support. Contact Pam Hinman.
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