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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2000
Page
1
Hunter Daniel King son of Mark and Tiffani King of Independence was the first leap day baby born this century in the Cedar Rapids area.
A UI study finds physicians oppose videotaping deliveries fearing use as malpractice evidence. Mary Ann Gensicke of Monroe Early Childhood School in Cedar Rapids will receive a Dr. Seuss Academy Award for reading encouragement. Marion by pass zoning awaits Cedar Rapids and Marion to permit a new home improvement retailer store.
Libby Splarsh, a senior at Io wa City High, speaks on AIDS awareness after confronting the disease firsthand. The profile appears in Youth Plus in Thursday's Gazette.
George W. Bush swept John McCain in three Republican contests in Virginia North Dakota and Washington state boosting his delegate lead toward the 1034 needed for the nomination. Gore won Washington’s Democratic primary over Bill Bradley which yielded no delegates.
A 6-year-old boy drew a .32 caliber gun and killed 6-year-old Kayla Rolland in Buell Elementary School in Mount Morris Township Genesee County police say there was a playground quarrel the day before. The boy was questioned and later released while authorities consider custody by the state child welfare agency.
A Gazette report highlights illegal Internet selling of Powerball tickets at a North Carolina address, charging $5 for a $1 ticket. Iowa Lottery officials vow actions to shut the site and emphasize that only bona fide retailers may sell Powerball tickets while noting the jackpots and standard drawing numbers.
Cedar Rapids proposes a 254 million fiscal 2001 budget with more than 620000 added to the Streets Department. A public hearing and 12 budget hearings are scheduled. City Auditor Bob McMahan will present. The plan reduces capital improvements by 9.4 million from 42.0 to 33.0 million and raises the tax rate 34 cents per thousand.
The FY01 budget breakdown cites expenditures of 77.1 million for wages and benefits, 70.1 million for capital outlay, 37.8 million for purchased services, and 37.5 million for debt service totaling 254.5 million. A graphic from the Gazette presents the City of CR budget figures.
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