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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1999
Page
1
Carl Franks and Stan Nemec, lifelong Cedar Rapids residents, are highlighted in Ramblin' section 1B. The piece notes their birth and upbringing in Cedar Rapids and their continued residence there.
The note compares Worm.Explore.Zip to the Melissa and Chernobyl computer viruses, suggesting it may prove harder to eradicate. The reference implies heightened danger and broad impact across systems.
The Hawkeye Downs Speedway hosts the Miller 150 as the 150th lap milestone raises concerns among drivers about race pacing and safety. Officials note the event anniversary and emphasize caution during the long feature.
The USGA reforms Pinehurst course for the upcoming U S Open aiming to test top players. The adjustment alters fairways greens and hazards to elevate difficulty and highlight precision and strategy.
Tomorrow readers can get a firsthand look at hospital work seen on TV Emergency Vets, with details on how the Accent page covers these medical stories in Wednesday's Gazette.
Cedar Rapids inspectors are told to check dumpsters for proper cardboard separation by N and N Sanitation of Coralville amid a debate on a proposed southwest Cedar Rapids landfill. The ordinance requires separating cardboard for recycling to protect resources and the environment, while N and N argues the rule targets private waste transfers and limits customer choice.
DNR biologist John Pitlo warns that towboat propellers and suspended sediments threaten the river's backwaters near Pool 9. He says turbidity and silt clog canals created by a 1930s lock system, reducing wetlands and harming walleyes during larval stages. The crew observes the river from a houseboat traveling from Lansing to Bellevue.
The Gazette Mississippi River reporting team invites the public to meet outdoor editor Orlan Love Northeast Iowa reporter James Q. Lynch and photographer David Lee Hargade at two sessions. In McGregor today 7 8 p m at Marina Brat Garden and in Guttenberg Wednesday 7 8 p m at the Guttenberg Welcome Center by the lock and dam.
Iowa City officials proposed retrofitting 158 downtown buildings with sprinklers after a March 26 fire destroyed Mondo's Sports Cafe and two other businesses. About 75 percent lack systems, raising cost and implementation concerns for owners while the council asked staff to assess scope and costs for a phased inspection and potential retrofits.
Thousands of NATO peacekeepers spread across Kosovo as Serb forces pull back, civilians flee in long convoys, and ethnic tensions risk renewed violence. NATO and U S leaders sought to manage the stalemate at Pristina airfield while 15 000 allied troops pour into the province.
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