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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1999

Page

6

Makers Build Man Made Eagle Nest Near Guttenberg

A team led by Male and Tim Loose created a new artificial eagle nest high in a tree near Guttenberg to raise eaglets. One chick broke a wing but surgeons at the University of Minnesota rehabilitated it, with plans to rejoin its family. The voyage to Guttenberg included a houseboat trip from McGregor to Winegar Works Marina and lessons on pronouncing Guttenberg.

Tim Loose University of Minnesota Minneapolis Male Eagle Nest McGregor Winegar Works Guttenberg Mississippi Pikes Peak Iowa Wisconsin River David Mississippi River McGregor Marina Vid Indiana the Gazette Winegar Works Marina Bellevue David Patterson Atkins Marina Pat Stirn

Mississippi Screensaver from The Gazette’s Great River Project

GazetteOnline offers a Mississippi screensaver with photos by David Lee Hardage on the Upper Mississippi. The site adds features weekly including photos stories electronic postcards audio clips and online polls. Check back daily at gazetteonline.com for updates.

Gazette Great River Project David Lee Hardage Upper Mississippi GazetteOnline.com GazetteOnline Great River

Gazette outdoor team itineraries along Mississippi trip

Gazette Outdoor Editor Orlan Love and photographer David Lee Hardage plan a river trip from New Albia to Bellevue with Northeast Iowa reporter James Q. Lynch. Schedule covers daily leg destinations including New Albin Lansing Harpers Ferry Marquette McGregor Guttenberg North Buena Vista Galena and Belleville area.

White House prepares to remove bald eagle from endangered list

The Clinton administration plans to de list the bald eagle near the July Fourth holiday marking a dramatic recovery from near disappearance in the lower 48 states. Experts cite public action and habitat protection as key factors in the eagle's rise from 417 breeding pairs in 1963 to about 5,748 now.

White House Knight Ridder Washington America Clinton U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Mark van Putten National Wildlife Federation Fish and Wildlife Cindy Hoffman National Audubon Society Frank Gill North America Jody Millar Wildlife Service California Channel Islands Lake Michigan Maine Millar United States

Gore campaigns in Iowa stress values and education

Vice President Al Gore urged a 2000 campaign theme built on personal faith and family while stressing global warming, budget balance, and cutting government waste. He pitched education as key to American family welfare, proposing higher teacher pay and incentives, and engaged with local voters and educators in Iowa City.

Clinton Gore Iowa City America Iowa Congress Hunter Keith Keith Mary Mascher Iowa House of Representatives Mascher Bill Bradley New Jersey Pye Pete Thurman Marion Gene Fraise Fort Madison Fraise Joe Buffington Cedar Rapids Sam Carter Schmitz Kendra Schmitz Carter Des Moines Kathy Flynn-Thurlow Steve Gravelle

Alarm clears Memorial Union before Gore education speech

Iowa City officials evacuated the Memorial Union and nearby groups when a smoke alarm tripped on the fourth floor just before Vice President Al Gore’s visit. State Board of Regents and university officials, staffers, and orientation participants were displaced briefly before firefighters cleared the alarm and resumed activities.

Iowa House Memorial Union U of I Public Safety Secret Service U of I

Tornado research urged as toll grows across states

Washington AP reports a House panel heard scientists urge continued basic research on tornadoes while new weather technologies improve forecasts. Oklahoma's Howard Bluestein emphasized support for fundamental studies as violent twisters killed at least 50 across Oklahoma Texas Kansas and Tennessee on May 3. Dennis McCarthy of the Norman NWS said better understanding of tornadoes and thunderstorms could extend warning times for the public.

Washington House Congress Howard Bluestein University of Oklahoma Norman Oklahoma Texas Kansas Tennessee Dennis McCarthy National Weather Service Okla

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