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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2001
Page
1
Mary Swander of Kalona links food and spirituality in a Food and Faith retreat planned by Hiawatha. The event details are listed in section 8B of the paper.
Local page compiles bridge game notes and six column of classified ads and comic listings. Includes brief notices and small ads from residents and businesses.
Iowa's deer herd appears larger after a harsh winter and record fall harvest. Wildlife biologist Willie Suchy notes surprise at statewide increases from late March spotlight surveys, prompting model revisions and renewed population tracking across 90 spring routes begun in the 1970s.
Carolyn Larabee of Cedar Rapids faced a Canada based telemarketing scam offering 150000 in prizes from the International Lottery Commission. She was asked to pay 3000 in duties to release the parcel, with callers posing as U S B Brokerage and a customs official.
The Edar Rapids sculpture project begun as a whim in Greene Square Park now draws national attention. Articles have appeared across the country and USA Today highlighted the outdoor exhibit this weekend. National AP writer Jerry Schwartz visited to cover the event.
The downtown Renaissance Group and the Cedar Rapids Area Convention and Visitors Bureau sponsor a summer long statue exhibit. Kent Baker says the project extends beyond playful sculptures to a broader story on the staying power of the Iowa-born artist. Gary Bartlett notes the display aims to draw visitors and boost local business in Cedar Rapids.
President Bush reiterated his stance for ethanol aid to aid Iowa farmers and hinted a California waiver decision will come later. With Iowa lawmakers present, aides say a final ruling on California's clean air waiver is imminent, tied to MTBE replacement and ethanol demand.
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