24 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2001
Page
1
University of Iowa guard Reggie Evans will remain at Iowa for his senior season instead of entering the NBA draft. The decision comes as part of a fuller roster plan and reinforces his college play ahead of next year's schedule.
Classified page item listing various sections including D E Comics Crisscross and seers with page references 3 4Q 12E. Brief item noting content lineup for the issue and directing readers to specific pages for each feature.
Clark and Mary McLeod make a $1 million challenge grant toward Kirkwood Community College’s planned $5.2 million Iowa Equestrian Center. Phase 2 funds would add a 210-stall barn, an 80 by 122 foot indoor arena, vendor space, and a 7 percent acre lot for trailers, aiding a facility hoped to attract horse shows within a 300 mile radius.
A candle ignited materials in a northeast Cedar Rapids bedroom killing 28 year old Scott Reid. He died at Mercy Medical Center after firefighters found him unconscious on his bed with burns. The one story home at 4700 White Pine Dr NE sustained a localized fire, limited to the back bedroom, and was out when crews arrived. Reid’s mother found him and paramedics worked to revive him. The incident adds to NFPA cited candle fire fatalities and recalls a 1998 Cedar Rapids fatal due to a candle in a mobile home. Franklin Gluck reports.
Three University of Iowa students Adam Fisher Nathaniel Krotz and Andrew Ritchie face charges of possession of explosive materials and joint criminal conduct after pipe bombs were found in Burge and Currier residence halls. Investigators have not disclosed motive. The dorm was evacuated and suspects released under supervision with Iowa travel restrictions.
Cedar Rapids dining landmark Dragon Restaurant at 329 Second Ave SE may shut its doors by the end of April unless sold. Owner Jack Wong, 80, plans retirement after decades running the family business started in 1948. Daughter Pam Wong seeks a buyer to train a new family and oversee a smooth transition.
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