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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2000
Page
1
Ul secures his 26th wrestling title as the city prepares to approve a 3.4 million dollar wastewater treatment plant project. The special section notes the Everest Environmental Expedition 2000 and a pull-out on mountain history.
In Tuesday's Accent/Food section readers learn how different sugars function in many dishes from crème brûlée to sweet and sour shrimp. The article outlines sugar varieties and their culinary roles to guide recipe choices and techniques.
With 13 states and 613 delegates on the Republican side and 15 states and 1 315 delegates for the Democrats, Super Tuesday looms large as McCain and Bradley contend with Bush and Gore. McCain warns of a different Bush campaign, while Gore accuses Bush allies of deep pockets and ads.
Cedar Rapids Coe College and Mount Mercy restrict on campus credit card solicitations and fundraising by student groups. A moratorium was set last fall after marketing groups ignored prior bans to avoid encouraging debt amid rising student balances.
Tom King, Wall Street Journal entertainment writer and Los Angeles based reporter, publishes The Operator a 670 page biography of David Geffen. Random House paid a $700000 advance and the book chronicles Geffen's power in music and film over three decades. King, 35, grew up in Cedar Rapids and studied at the University of Iowa before joining WSJ.
In Selma Alabama Bill Clinton joined Rep John Lewis and Hosea Williams to retrace the Bloody Sunday route. They crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge with Coretta Scott King observing as thousands gathered for the commemoration marking civil rights gains and the Voting Rights Act.
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