Coaching rumors defy common sense at Iowa
Sports writer Mike Hlas weighs in on wild chatter that Rick Majerus could take the Hawkeyes job. The column teases readers with speculation and playful spins about the coaching carousel.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1998
Page
1
Sports writer Mike Hlas weighs in on wild chatter that Rick Majerus could take the Hawkeyes job. The column teases readers with speculation and playful spins about the coaching carousel.
A court upholds a state board decision to allow the voluntary annexation of about 950 acres into Cedar Rapids. Details on page 1B.
The sixth annual Open for Business expo features 170 booths showcasing a wide array of products and services. Details appear on page 5C.
Investigators struggle to determine the fire’s cause after a Cedar Rapids home fire on March 11 claimed three family members. Page 1B carries further details.
Eighth graders at Clear Creek Amana Middle School presented their town’s history to students from other districts this month through the Iowa Communications Network. Details appear on page 3B.
A well trained dog fulfills its natural desire to satisfy and respect its owner per veterinarian Tracy Acosta. Details appear in Accent page 6B.
Hawkeye freshman Dean Oliver finished the basketball season with stress fractures in both feet, ending his campaign early. Details appear on page.
The Iowa Newspaper Association announces seven Eastern Iowa players will earn first team honors on the Boys All State Team as reported in Thursday's Gazette.
Linn County Sheriff Don Zeller proposed a 6.5 million plan to move administrative offices to the old Cedar Rapids police station at 310 Second Ave SW to expand jail space. The plan includes a 966,575 renovation, a 3.67 million addition, two购 lots costing 300,000, and 1.6 million for jail renovations.
The Iowa House blocks a Benton County license sharing plan 97 0 and backs a five year licensing moratorium plus limits on slot machines and credit card use in gambling facilities The split with the Senate signals a tense showdown as lawmakers argue over licensing controls and potential sales of Prairie Meadows Race Track and Casino.
In Jonesboro Arkansas two camouflage clad boys ages 11 and 13 ambushed classmates and a teacher after a false fire alarm wounding 11 and killing four girls and a teacher authorities said a third boy pulled the alarm. A breakup motive was cited by classmates.
Senate ally Grassley warns an Alzheimer's epidemic will strike as baby boomers reach 65. The Alzheimer's Association urges $100 million for research. In Iowa 64,438 may have the disease with 798,905 boomers at risk. families recount the financial and emotional toll.
A study of 4 063 children found that more TV time correlates with greater body fat. Black and Latino youths watch more TV than whites, with urban crime fears cited as a factor. Four hours daily links to about 20 percent higher body fat versus under two hours.
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