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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2001
Page
1
A farmer explains how he adapted his organic milk business to stay viable amid market shifts. Pet naming trends shift from Rover and Lucky to human names like Max Maggie Bailey and Sam in classifieds.
The history column moves to the games page with weekday placement Monday through Saturday and A section on Sundays. Organizers of Overalls All Over hope statue vandalism fades as the parody of American Gothic loses impact. Retief Goosen misses putts leading to a playoff with Mark Brooks today. A staff cook serves Metro Studios clients and staff Foop.
Five weeks before checks go out to 91.6 million taxpayers the public is urged to donate rebates. New Millennium via DonateRebate.org links to Helping.org to give online to 70 000 nonprofits. Reform Jews promote tzedakah pooling rebates for social programs. Democrats and Republicans trade barbs over the gesture.
The April 18 bomb threat to the University of Iowa College of Dentistry prompted a building search with no explosives found. Tarsha Claiborne, a 24 year old former dental student, faces sentencing after likely pleading guilty to related crimes including setting fire to a coat in a dentistry lab.
In Knoxville Tennessee, Trish Farry endures a brutal bank raid and home siege as gunmen terrorize her family. John is restrained with a bomb threat, while FBI and police investigate and pursue justice in a panicked, perilous scene.
Iowa lawmakers convene a special session in the State Historical Building as the Capitol undergoes renovation. With no roll call scoreboard, the House clerk will read names for each vote while the session marks the first time in 117 years the House convenes outside the Capitol.
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