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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2002
Page
2
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Tour the new Discovery Center in Des Moines offering global environments. A second feature promotes shade gardening ideas for cooler landscapes. A Martha Stewart Kids column debuts in Accent with summer activity ideas for kids.
The Gazette notes corrections on admission details for Hawkeye Downs Open Horse Show and missing entry fee information from Thursday’s Weekend Calendar. It also republicates corrected totals for the Greg Ganske Bill Saler U S Senate race after AP errors.
Jacquelyn Mitchard reflects on The X-Files ending, recalling how Sundays felt with Scully and Mulder, the family rituals around watching the show, the impact of its finale on her life, and the void left as she waits for a replacement for the millennial mystery series.
In Salt Lake City a 14-year-old girl Elizabeth Smart was abducted from her home early Wednesday. Police and hundreds of volunteers searched the area with tracking dogs and helicopters while a $250000 reward grew from community donations.
Government scientists and Aventis Environment Science propose bait boxes to coat mice with tick-killing solution, aiming to reduce ticks in homes within a year or two. Installed and replaced by exterminators at 300 to 600 dollars yearly, they target yard edges where mice and chipmunks carry ticks. Local advocate Leslie Cummin praised the approach after ticks vanished from her Connecticut island home.
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