Tipton transplant baby recovering nicely
Aiden Rush, who received the first bloodless infant liver transplant, is recovering well and may be home in a few weeks.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2001
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Coretta King Urges Nonviolence for Social Change
Coretta Scott King called on the crowd in the United States to adopt non violence as a method of social change. Her remarks framed peaceful action as essential to progress and civil rights.
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Coretta Scott King
Martin Luther Jr
Mayflies Tuning Up for Big Show in Iowa City Next Week
The Mayflies of Iowa City prepare for a major performance next week after a series of warm-up dates. Local venues and fans anticipate a standout event with the band promoting new material and energizing the city’s live music scene.
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Cedar Rapids budget debate targets city growth and staffing
Eight residents pressed the 2002 budget at Cedar Rapids City Council hearings, opposing a 5 percent tax increase as the $279 million plan enlarges city government. Critics urged job cuts and questioned the removal of police and firefighter positions, while a budget analysis underscored certification deadlines and public access via local cable.
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Larson
English language official bill stirs racism charge in Iowa
Republicans defend the measure to designate English as Iowa's official language amid accusations from opponents that the push uses a racism label to derail it. The bill passed 27 to 23 as Democrats and three Republicans opposed after a business forum dispute. Senate Minority Leader Mike Gronstal invoked a Nixon era tactic and warned the proposal sends a hostile message. He argued the bill offers nothing to help immigrants learn English and would be welcoming if it included such provisions.
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Postville revisited tensions simmer in Iowa town
Author Stephen Bloom revisits Postville to update his book about the clash of cultures between Christians and Hasidic Jews. He notes ongoing tension and mutual distrust, with Hasidic leaders blaming opponents, and discusses an afterword for the paperback edition. The 1997 annexation of 703 acres including Agriprocessors is a key historical hinge.
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National returns to Iowa map after long absence
Joyce Schoulte led a bid to put National on the Iowa road map six miles north of Garnaville. The 20 resident town, plus four businesses and county fairgrounds, now appears on the state DOT map along with Carney and Bangor. The map is printed in 2 million copies and online, reflecting 2001 changes.
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