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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2000
Page
1
Sportswriter Mike Koolbeck nicknamed the world’s worst putter still enjoyed a round at the Solon course. The item notes his self admission and overall positive experience.
The City Council reviews rebuilding a bridge and adding a second water main. The public is invited to greet Chuck Huss at The Eastern Iowa Airport. he departed for the Everest expedition on April 1.
The annual shareholders meeting outlined a new business plan including recent acquisitions and a commitment of 1.3 billion dollars. Gary Close aims to revive the boys basketball team at the Iowa City parochial high school with targeted efforts noted.
Far northern Minnesota is a smart place to fish especially if you're smart enough to know when not to. Outdoor in Friday's Gazette.
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency has spent over 4.27 million since 1996 on a new Cedar Rapids landfill site. Officials expect state approval after selecting a southwest Cedar Rapids location and anticipate total costs around 25 million in 1996 dollars across 30 to 40 years.
University of Iowa physicist Jack Scudder presents international findings on magnetic reconnection at the American Geophysical Union meeting in Washington. The team, using NASA's Polar Hot Plasma Analyzer, directly observes cracks in Earth's magnetosphere caused by solar wind, revealing why auroras occur and potential satellite disruption implications.
State Climatologist Harry Hillaker says rainfall eased drought in Eastern Iowa but warns relief may prove temporary. June to August defined as summer by climatologists, with warm spring ranking eighth hottest in 128 years. May rainfall surpassed normal in Cedar Rapids but statewide moisture remains below average.
Johnson County residents near Swisher could vote later this year on incorporating a new town named Edleon on 126 acres. The proposal awaits a July 13 hearing before the five member City Development Board. Local officials say the move may bypass the county land use plan and is opposed by the county supervisors. If approved, a full vote would follow, though only a small number of land residents would count. Paula and associates project a population over 1,800 upon full development.
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