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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2003
Page
1
The History Center faces possible foreclosure on its mortgage unless the board remits payment by April 5. The notice urges prompt action to avoid legal steps and protect the center’s operations.
Columnist Dave Rasdal supports National Park Service programs to preserve the Lincoln Highway. In other sections Muscatine defeats Kennedy 441-25 in the State Girls Basketball Tournament at Cedar Rapids. The Persian Gulf and eastern Mediterranean exercises prepare units for an attack on Iraq.
Cedar Rapids schools chief Lew Finch signaled he may leave before his two year contract ends. He asked the Cedar Rapids school board to consider an early separation package similar to one offered to teachers and administrators last year.
Finch 65 did not give a reason for leaving and would not comment after the meeting. Board president Sue McDermott said they were stunned, while others offered little reaction to the request.
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United States and Britain pressed world leaders for support on a March 17 Iraqi disarmament deadline but failed to win enough votes at the United Nations Security Council. France threatened a veto, delaying the vote and widening room for a compromise.
The Security Council requires nine affirmative votes and no veto from the five permanent members China France Russia the United Kingdom or the United States for a resolution to pass. Any nation may abstain from voting.
Orlan Love reports an Independence resident expresses willingness to support the state song contest. The potential sponsor outlines backing possibilities and speaks on the event’s cultural significance and public interest in promoting regional music.
A fragmented online note references the Song of Iowa 7A and mentions lines that could fit within the song. The writer hints at reaching skyward and popping up, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete facts or proper names. No clear event or attribution is established.
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