25 Jul 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2000
Page
1
Tim Miller of Cedar Rapids left his computer duties to pursue a chance at becoming a vehicle delivery driver as featured in Details Ramblin 1B.
The Gazette reporter Mike Hias examines ongoing concerns over bad sportsmanship in youth sports and the community debate on improving behavior at games and practices.
Cedar Rapids Jefferson nips rivals in 12 innings to claim the victory. The same report notes Rockwell Collins supplying autopilot components for the Boeing 767 400E alongside other features.
A loud party near Brucemore grounds Friday interrupted a performance of The Taming of the Shrew. Police were not reported on the scene and no injuries were mentioned.
Texas Gov George W Bush selects former Defense Secretary Dick Cheney to be his vice presidential candidate. Cheney’s acceptance is anticipated, with Bush confirming a choice not yet publicized. The ticket gains foreign policy experience and a senior Washington connection ahead of the Republican convention.
Local Republicans praise Richard Cheney for dignity and experience as a potential running mate for George W. Bush. Dvorsky calls him a complement to Bush. others note he brings maturity despite limited excitement. Bush expected to announce today with Cheney as possible choice.
Residents halted the East Post Road extension as the Linn County Regional Planning Commission voted 10-7 to remove the proposal from the 30- year transportation plan. Transport coordinator Sam Granato cited advisory committee support and a $9.4 million traveler cost benefit for the Cedar River extension option.
Steve Schirm of Cedar Rapids joined many others at Greene Square Park during a sunny Monday noon hour. The report notes WorldCom employee Schirm amid a mild 78 degree high, with an 81 degree forecast and a chance of storms today.
In Cedar Rapids and Iowa City the month shows seventh coolest since 1953 with a mean through Sunday of 71 degrees and daily highs in the low 80s. Electrical demand runs below normal, with no peak alerts issued. forecasters expect continued coolness into August.
Don Wanatee the Meskwaki's first DNC delegate argues for self governance and preservation of the Meskwaki language and customs. He notes English immersion in Head Start since the 1960s delayed language revival and highlights the tribe’s casino revenue payments and growing cultural education efforts.
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