Center Point course tougher than it looks
Rolling Acres Golf Course features narrow fairways and small greens that appear easier than they play. A committee in the U.S. House will limit a farm aid package to 5.5 billion dollars. A Minnesota investment group buys Cedar Rapids rental complexes, reflecting local demand. Nina Smith transfers from Wisconsin and will sit out the season. Rod DeHaven headlines the Fourth of July Alliant Energy 8K in Cedar Rapids. Mitsubishi 2002 Lancer viewed as affordable, not a hot rod.
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Rolling Acres
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Rod DeHaven
Alliant Energy
Accent Advice Bridge Classified Crisscross
Classified page snippet hints at a bridge section and word puzzle across multiple columns with sparse readable text, indicating a small ad or comic cross reference. No clear events or named entities present to anchor a full news item.
Houston mother drowns five children in bathtub
Andrea Pia Yates, 36, told police she killed her five young children ages seven to six months in a southeast Houston home near Johnson Space Center. She was charged with multiple counts of capital murder after the bodies were found. CPS had prior concerns over her postpartum mood. Autopsies pending.
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Houston
Social Services
Andrea Pia Yates
John Cannon
Yates
Cannon
NASA
Johnson Space Center
Mary
Luke
Paul
John
Noah
Judy Hay
Children’s Protective Services
CPS
Hay
Lauren Marangell
Baylor College of Medicine
Summer brings long hours for Cedar Rapids workers
Summer means long days for many Cedar Rapids workers from lifeguards at city pools to landscapers, park crews, and lawn care firms. Aquatics supervisor Carolyn Hamilton and others say the season demands nonstop hours as sunup to sundown work stretches across construction, parks, and landscaping industries.
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Mark Christian Jess Osborn
Midwest
Marion
Cedar Rapids
John Baumhoesener
Cedar Rapids Nursery
Observed thaw in Iowa special session yields mixed gains
In Des Moines the special session produced quick consensus on a scaled-back plant siting bill a tax rebate exemption and extended funding for workforce centers while preserving district boundaries. Republicans gained tax relief and a partial win on the plant bill, Democrats kept centers open and stripped consumer-harming provisions. Leaders expect a partisan return to regular politics in 2002 with looming elections and reapportionment.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Tom Vilsack
Drake University
Dennis Goldford
U.S. Senate
House
Brent Siegrist
Who's In and Out in Linn and Johnson Districts Maps Revealed
New Linn and Johnson district maps show boundary changes affecting representation and upcoming elections. Officials release detailed cartography and list boundary tweaks that could shift voter lines and future contests.
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New Linn
Johnson
Vault Finds Historic Photos in Dubuque Star Brewery
Builders of the Dubuque Star Brewery vault yielded well preserved photos and documents. Artifacts include a 400 person early settler composite, an 1898 Rhomberg signer photo, 1900s brewery ads, stock shares, and a 1899 ledger entry. Artifacts relocated to Ackley Kopecky & Kingery in Cedar Rapids for cataloging.
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Orlan Love
Iowa
Bureau
Dubuque
Dubuque Star Brewery
Cedar Rapids
Doug Meyer
Crompton Corp
Greenwich, Conn
Crompton
J.H. Rhomberg
Dubuque Star
Rhomberg
Amang Society
Ackley Kopecky & Kingery
Tom McCuskey
Dubuque Star Brewing Co
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