Day Lily Delight A Season of Color for Your Yard
A home and garden column highlights day lilies as a colorful staple for landscapes. Practical planting tips and design ideas help readers freshen beds and elevate curb appeal this growing season.
24 Jun 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2001
Page
1
A home and garden column highlights day lilies as a colorful staple for landscapes. Practical planting tips and design ideas help readers freshen beds and elevate curb appeal this growing season.
The Worldwide Church of God in Eastern Iowa ends its guarded secrecy after 30 years, with greeters replacing guards at Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Waterloo services. Founded by Herbert Armstrong in 1934 the church once preached tithing 20 percent and forbade modern medicine.
The church leader in Cedar Rapids guides a congregation through change while clinging to strict beliefs. He bans Christmas Easter and birthdays, views other churches as false, and calls their members children of the devil. Bailey recoils at the phrase. Turn to 11A for full church coverage.
A Gazette Communications poll shows 61 percent of likely Cedar Rapids metro voters would back a one-year local option sales tax to fund replacing three public pools and renovating three others. Opposed 24 percent with 15 percent undecided as a July 10 vote nears. SPLASH chair Jim Voss calls 61 percent a strong lead.
The Gazette Communications poll shows 62 percent of 311 registered voters and 61 percent of 370 surveyed back the local option sales tax with a 5.1 point margin of error. Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha and Robins vote as a bloc and findings rely on sufficient samples from Cedar Rapids and Marion. Marion residents are less aware of the July 10 vote than Cedar Rapids.
President Bush calls for prohibiting genetic discrimination as genetic testing expands. He clashes with Democrats over allowing suits against insurers or employers, arguing against lawsuits while supporting patient access to care amid debates on patients rights and HMO accountability. Senator Harkin counters immunity concerns for some groups.
Sara Lauterwasser, 13, from Cedar Rapids, joins Rockin Rams dance team of Wilson Middle School in the Freedom Fest parade. Festival highlights include winners list on 1B and coverage on 5B.
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