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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2000
Page
1
Readers explore practical PC based interior design ideas for confident home remodeling. Tips cover layout planning, color schemes, budget friendly fixtures, and virtual room visualization to help homeowners craft personalized spaces.
Cedar Rapids officials push for a $140 million share of a proposed $280 million Iowa Child project a 20 story indoor rain forest aquarium and academy. Legislators discuss caps of $75 to $100 million per project and funding pool details. Governor Vilsack and leaders weigh options as Cedar Rapids urges no caps to keep the statewide program intact.
In Manchester a 22 year old deaf man Joby Hawkins with mild mental retardation and behavior problems struggles at home amid a disjointed care system. His mother Donna Hoffman seeks specialized community placement while county officials weigh services and funding in Iowa’s MH MR DD program reliant on property taxes. The case highlights who decides Joby’s care and how Iowa funds services for adults with mental health and developmental disabilities.
Iowa City experts say the DOJ antitrust suit against Visa and MasterCard could spur consumer gains similar to telecoms after AT&T breakup. Professor Herb Hovenkamp helped shape the case against the two networks, filed in 1998, noting their practices appear anti competitive and harmful to competition and innovation.
NOAA researchers at the National Climatic Data Center report that December through February averaged 38.4 F, the warmest winter since records began 105 years ago. La Nina is blamed. state-by-state data will follow, while the nation shows a broad pattern of above normal temperatures despite a brief cold spell in the Northeast.
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