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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2001
Page
1
RAMBLIN', 1B. Iowa's duez Henderson, who will be a senior this fall, plans to concentrate on offense leadership on this year's Hawkeye men's basketball team. Irma Mrazek of Cedar Rapids is among admirers of the retrovoking 2002 Ford Thunderbird.
U S Representative Leonard Boswell of Iowa plans to relocate to central Iowa within the 3rd District. The notice outlines his political shift and potential impact on local representation.
Classifieds and page items include advice briefs and comic items under the Weather Wuzzles section with a casual local tone.
Governor Tom Vilsack announced a 400 plus position reduction to fit the Legislature's 4.9 billion FY2002 plan. Agencies will keep vacancies and pause discretionary spending as notices begin to roll out to unions. The plan aims to live within the new budget, with phased layoffs to follow.
Cedar Rapids region report on Meskwaki Tribe near Tama and Iowa Management and Consultants Inc case. Lowell Junkins says the tribal council suspended him a year into a five year contract worth 150000 dollars monthly. He claims a political shift in fall 1998 ended his role and cast doubt on the project.
The 250 pound black bear moves through northeast Iowa on a roughly five mile per day southward trek toward the Dubuque metro area. Officials urge caution and advise residents not to feed or interact with the animal as sightings continue through Clayton and Allamakee counties.
Nigerian President Obasanjo warned that entire populations face extinction as Africa confronts HIV/AIDS. Secretary-General Annan pressed for a global AIDS fund of 7 to 10 billion dollars and urged rising aid to five times pre existing levels amid dire regional statistics and calls for moral clarity.
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