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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1999
Page
1
Iowa Citian Nick Lewis, a 99 City High graduate, will attend the University of North Carolina on a Morehead Award scholarship. Details appear in Youth Plus.
Mark Iron side a two time state champion at Cedar Rapids Jefferson and a four time All American at Iowa is one of 17 for mer Hawkeye and Ouelona alll wy VLG wrestlers heading for USA Team Trials.
Chezik-Sayers Honda of Iowa City announces a $1 million expansion, signaling growth and new facilities. The project reflects local automotive investment and jobs potential for the Iowa City area.
A Senate panel favors leaving temporary nuclear waste at reactor sites rather than moving it to a centralized facility. The discussion centers on safety, cost, and logistics with attention to existing storage plans and potential long term implications.
Raptor researcher Jon Stravers of Marquette climbs trees along the Upper Mississippi River to monitor red-shouldered hawks, among the rarest wildlife sights in the region. Outdoor page in Friday's Gazette.
Iowa lawmakers passed a 1998 law requiring some sex offenders to submit to chemical castration using Depo-Provera. Sixth District officials report no physician in the Cedar Rapids area willing to prescribe the hormone, a reluctance echoed elsewhere in the state. Benefits and risks of the drug are debated, with questions about its effectiveness and liability for doctors.
A thunderstorm toppled a bald eagle nest near Clayton County on May 23. The two eaglets fell into a flooded backwater but survived after a rescue coordinated by Clyde Male of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service McGregor District and Mark Schleicer, aided by local fisherman. The chicks were guided to a dry root mass where they await their parents' return.
Vice President Al Gore formally declared his Democratic presidential candidacy and spoke for over an hour at the University of Iowa Memorial Union in Iowa City. He touted Clinton Gore era gains, a growing economy, and pledged to give people skills for 21st century success. He had launched his campaign with a Carthage Tennessee rally earlier.
Kathleen Ann Soliah, a former Symbionese Liberation Army member linked to murder conspiracy and explosives charges, was arrested in St. Paul posing as Sara Jane Olson. She lived quietly as a theater actress with a doctor husband and three daughters.
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