29 Jun 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2001
Page
1
Terry McCauley a Marion singer and songwriter performs songs he loves and shares his passion with the crowd this weekend at the local venue. His blend of folk and classic tunes showcases his craft and connection with listeners.
After years of decline threatened with extinction the peregrine falcon population shows signs of recovery along the Mississippi River with improved counts and sightings.
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The Area Substance Abuse Council based in Cedar Rapids expects state funding losses of about 150000 dollars from a six million dollar budget. Director John Garringer says staffing cuts and longer wait times could hinder assessments and prompt relapses. Last year the agency served about 4500 people across Linn, Benton, Jones, Jackson and Clinton counties.
In Cedar Rapids at Hawk Eye Downs during the National Holstein USA conference, a cloned Holstein calf from Jed Deborah sold for 100000 dollars. Regancrest Farms owns the cow with a syndicate buying shares for 2500 dollars each. The buyer Marvin Schluter heads a SD syndicate. the sale marks Iowa’s first cloning auction since 1971.
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates speaks at a news conference after the U.S. Court of Appeals reversed the court-ordered breakup. He says he is pleased with the ruling and hopes for a negotiated settlement of the antitrust case.
A University of Iowa study shows 300 midwestern women who used family friendly programs earned slower wage growth than peers without children, with stronger penalties for managers and professionals. The study notes unclear reasons and potential bias from face-to-face contact, while discussing a few contributing cases among fathers.
A unanimous federal appeals court overturned the court ordered breakup of Microsoft and narrowed the antitrust case. The judges cited misconduct by district judge Jackson but held Microsoft acted anti competively and kept monopoly power while plans for Windows XP and Internet services moved forward. Gates defended innovation while settlement talks were pursued.
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