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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2009
Page
1
Williamsburg junior Austin Blythe faces a choice between Division 1 football and wrestling as he weighs prospects for a dual-sport career. The piece notes his potential path and signals ongoing discussion about his best fit at the college level.
NFL quarterback Kurt Warner joined about 500 volunteers to help build a new home in Cedar Rapids, saying people must understand the flood's severity. In Linn County, defendants held at the jail will appear before judges via closed circuit television to save time and money.
Barack Obama endured boos from doctors at the American Medical Association meeting in Chicago as he declined to back malpractice limits. The scene underscored the broad coalition opposing sweeping changes and the challenge of balancing demands from insurers employers hospitals and drugmakers to keep supporters on board.
Thousands of Linn County properties with past due taxes go to sale amid rising delinquencies. Bidders paid $100 for lottery numbers to buy up to 10 properties each as about 75 people gathered at Squaw Creek Park in Marion to bid under Linn County Treasurer Mike Stevenson.
Older workers face a harsh transition back to school as they juggle family and household duties and cut spending. Financial planners advise drastic lifestyle changes while mentors note the need for help and retraining benefits such as the Workforce Investment Act to fund certification goals.
University of Iowa marks anniversary of the June 2008 flood with optimism. More than 100 people gather under sunny skies as the river returns to its banks and sandbag barriers are removed. President Sally Mason notes $743 million in damage and recovery across 20 UI buildings and opportunities for the arts campus.
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