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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2001
Page
1
Kahil Pantee participates in a Cedar Rapids History Center summer camp lesson grinding corn with a rock to make cornmeal. Details appear on 1B.
Iowa based computer consulting firm QCI plans to open an office in Cedar Rapids, creating 40 new jobs. The move signals growth for the company and local employment prospects. Money: 9B.
Iowa State University disciplines four Cyclone athletes for betting on college and professional sports. The sanctions follow an internal review by the athletic department and align with university policy on NCAA compliance and student conduct.
Valli Williams remains in federal custody as she faces trial for embezzling about $600,000 from CRST International in Cedar Rapids. Payless Cashways prepares to close its Cedar Rapids store. Cedar Rapids riverfront project moves ahead at $42 million despite funding uncertainties. Jaguar V8 touted as top sports car via new tech.
A compact page note highlights guidance on Accent 1D and featured tips for the 5D Bridge section with brief pointers.
Cedar Rapids officials clash over city financial backing to replace the old Hy-Vee at 1556 First Ave NE with a 26,120 square foot urban store. Finance Commissioner Lyle Hanson questions city incentives while Mayor Clancey and Parks Commissioner Todd defend the project as essential to the Wellington Heights and Mound View neighborhoods and the Coe College area.
North Liberty police chief James Warkentin fired several shots at four American Staffordshire terriers after one bit a boy near Molly and Penn streets. The dogs escaped from Damon Shelton’s home and chased horses. two dogs returned to Shelton’s residence in the afternoon.
University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts and Sciences dean Linda Maxson calls a 13 to 15 percent fall 2002 tuition rise reasonable due to budget cuts. She says even with the hike Iowa would still have the lowest rate in the Big Ten and notes anticipated faculty reductions and open positions as cuts deepen.
Veterans at the Iowa City Veterans Affairs Medical Center report waits of several months to a year for non urgent care. About 3 600 patients sit in the queue while the facility, with 105 beds, treats 850 outpatients daily and converts space to add exam rooms.
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