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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1996
Page
6
In a crowded Iowa forum, Lightfoot battles to erode Harkin’s base among women and independents while Grubbs and Tinsman push ERA and wage issues. Gore headlines in Newton and Des Moines as poll data show tight contest dynamics.
In Compton California an AP report notes cricket joining the line up of golf baseball and softball with comments on its place amid local culture and sports scene.
Recount of a weekend cricket camp at Compton High School led by British instructors and international players. Young participants from Walton Middle School learn bowling batting and fielding while sharing in the sport's culture and discipline. Notable attendees include actor James Marcel and homeless organizer Ted Hayes who founded the L A Krickets with help from the Beverly Hills Cricket Club.
Cedar Rapids schools face curriculum delays while the report urges cost saving through staff reductions and better paperwork. The commission backs seeking technology funds via an instructional support levy this fall to bridge gaps, with $1 million from the state tech fund seen as only a start.
Rick Fry said the effort to position the district for the 21st century is a long-term project with a big payback. Scott added that with a solid plan and proper leadership the district could be a model within five to ten years.
A special Commission Report Card urges Cedar Rapids to explain the instructional levy referendum in plain terms. It supports a levy to fund technology beyond $1 million yearly state funds, and recommends a communications director and plan to show tax dollars, programs, and student benefits clearly.
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