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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2002
Page
1
Former missionaries Michael and Mary Jerrett of Vinton open a Russian themed eatery in Shelisburg. They combine traditional flavors with modern touches to create a unique dining experience.
Cedar Rapids Kennels personnel say steroid use in minor league baseball is minimal if present at all. The remark appears in sports section 1C.
The defending champions overcame a tight game at Sacramento in overtime. They closed with an eight point run to secure a 112 106 victory and stay atop the league.
Civil War Days in Hopkinton features Confederate infantry and Union soldiers reenacting a battle. B. Tom Amosson demonstrates math skills at Kinderknecht Associates Inc. An article notes the role of nutrition in cancer treatment.
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Delores Werling, 70, works at her Tipton farmhouse as she recovers from a May 3 pipe bomb blast in her mailbox. Luke Helder, 21, faces multiple federal charges for placing bombs in 18 mailboxes across five states. Helder appeared in Cedar Rapids court and is held without bond in Linn County Jail. The FBI classified the attacks as domestic terrorism. Werling expresses compassion for Helder and his family.
A government study finds toddlers in Early Head Start, a program for low income families with children birth to 3, show fewer behavior problems and higher reading scores. The biggest gains occurred among the poorest families, with improved parental engagement and teen parent attendance noted.
Former FBI whistle blower Colleen Rowley, 47, appeared at the Pigman Triathlon in an under the radar event. She placed first in the 45 to 49 age group with a 1 hour 24 minute 42 second finish after 15.5 mile bike, 540 yard swim, and 3.1 mile run. Her husband and two daughters also competed, while race director John Snitko noted the low media presence. Rowley, formerly Colleen Cheney, grew up in New Hampton.
Ted Blume of Omaha, 44, finishes the Pigman Triathlon at Pleasant Creek Recreation Area with Devin Hodges, 8, who has cerebral palsy. The pair compete together as Devin enjoys swimming, cycling, and running despite medical challenges and a premature birth with limited mobility.
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