New swans often make poor neighbors
Mute swans are moving into Eastern Iowa. Wildlife biologists warn their presence may disrupt local ecosystems and upset existing wildlife dynamics.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2001
Page
1
Mute swans are moving into Eastern Iowa. Wildlife biologists warn their presence may disrupt local ecosystems and upset existing wildlife dynamics.
Iowa defeats Northwestern 72 55 in Chicago advancing in the Big Ten Tournament. A strong first half built the lead as the Hawkeyes controlled the game from the start.
Tracy Stotler, branch manager of Hills Bank and Trust in Cedar Rapids, inspects eggs in incubators in the bank lobby. Maytag unveils a $19 million-year expansion plan in Newton. J C Penney agrees to sell its direct marketing and life insurance units to AEGON.
Iowa City Coralville boxing club leader asserts women excel in the sport, claiming gender advantage in boxing over men amid local recreation coverage.
In Tama County District Court Nicole Plum, 17, seeks reduction of a $1 million bond on a first degree murder charge related to the December birth and February death of an infant. Judge Patrick Grady did not rule. Plum remains in custody.
The Republican House approved an across the board tax cut totaling about 958 billion dollars over ten years, sending the measure to a wary Senate. The 230 to 198 vote largely followed party lines, boosting President Bush early in his term while critics warn of adding debt and harming entitlement programs.
A proposed 1 cent state sales tax increase to 6 percent would raise about 300 million dollars yearly for school property tax relief and building needs. The move faces Republican opposition in the Iowa Legislature though school officials back the plan, with Cedar Rapids expected to receive around 12 million dollars annually and district debt capacity rising by about 59 million.
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