05 Jun 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2001
Page
1
McKinley Middle School sixth graders spent a day in court for a mock trial. The event wrapped up their study of the judicial system with students assuming roles as attorneys witnesses and judges.
Iown basketball coach Steve Alford signed a contract extension on Monday with an annual salary near 900 000 dollars, guaranteeing him the post through the 2008 09 season.
Josh Colvin promotes pet adoption and animal care tips at Cedar Valley Humane Society. The outreach aims to connect locals with pets for adoption and provide guidance on responsible pet ownership.
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Cedar Rapids City Council will consider buying two properties adjacent to the Paramount Theatre for 307500 to expand the downtown showplace. The plan includes demolishing the Second Street building for a larger space with restrooms rehearsal and wing space and new lower level dressing rooms and utilities as part of a 57 foot storage wing.
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church may end Fun Days after this year due to volunteer shortages. Rev. John Gossman notes the decision is an organizers’ agreement and not his alone, and says a parish festival could continue in a different form.
St. Joseph's Catholic Church Marion hosts a four day festival with a sneak peek Thursday evening and events Friday through Sunday. Started in 1974 to fund a church building, the fundraiser grew annually with 800 volunteers needed yearly. Organizers include Bob Raftis and Linda Randklev, with 24 leaders guiding 19 committees despite past controversies over a beer tent.
A Minnesota judge ordered thousands of students to sue testing company National Computer Systems Inc in a single class action after NCS scored wrong answers on a math exam. The ruling enables a consolidated suit over 47 000 affected students and 7 989 told they failed the test, affecting diplomas and graduation. TURN TO 7A: NCS.
Associated Press and Gazette report supermarkets and restaurants push suppliers to hire inspectors to audit farms and packing operations amid food poisoning scares. Government rules are voluntary. tests show irrigation water contamination and a Washington state incident moved a lettuce field away from a septic system.
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