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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2001
Page
1
The Hawkeye Downs Fair runs through Sunday with events including karaoke and a demolition derby. Local coverage highlights today's activities and the fair's ongoing schedule.
A brief bridge column offers tips on language and phrasing for bidding and commentary. The piece emphasizes clarity and user-friendly guidance for players responding to suits and opponents during play.
US District Judge Richard Matsch denied a stay and rejected a new hearing over FBI disclosures that could affect defense. Timothy McVeigh, 33, is set for execution by injection Monday in Terre Haute Indiana after a 1997 murder conviction. McVeigh and his lawyers said they would appeal to the 10th Circuit.
Iowa City reports Dan Gable, famed University of Iowa wrestling coach and champion, being urged by Republicans to run for governor against Tom Vilsack. Gable says he is seriously considering the idea for educational purposes and plans a meeting with President Bush during a Iowa visit.
Marion City Council plans to revisit the agreement with resort developer Terry Bjornsen at tonight’s 7 p.m. meeting in City Hall basement. The plan includes 90 percent hotel motel tax rebates for 40 years and $18 million Vision Iowa funding for a $39 million wilderness themed hotel and water park, with questions about a reverse referendum and tax periods.
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City issue multiple $38 fines for overtime parking while Des Moines faced court dismissals on same day tickets. In Des Moines a daily $5 fine is effectively used, prompting debate over state limits and local control of parking penalties.
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