28 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2001
Page
1
Fifth graders in Cedar Rapids take a photography class to gain new perspective on the world. The article also notes the U S Senate backing a soft money ban as part of campaign finance legislation championed by Senator John McCain.
The Iowa Department of Economic Development authorizes a 150000 dollar loan to facilitate the sale of Hobson Mold Works in Shell Rock to a Minnesota buyer. The move aims to support jobs and business continuity in the region.
The YouthH Plus program plans a community event uniting teens and older residents with activities and shared goals. Organizers hope to boost cross generation engagement and showcase youth leadership.
A compact index listing accent guidance and bridge related notes from Classifi Comics. Includes brief references to linguistic tips and cartographic or puzzle style entries. The page highlights key figures and works used in the comic classification.
Sally Malacas 26 was found dead March 11 in Cedar Rapids. Her sister Shirley Buenaventura says the family will return to Guam next week and the husband John Buenaventura faces a first degree murder trial March 9.
Iowa DOT officials push a bill to issue vertical driver licenses to under 21s to curb fake IDs and aid retailers. The concept, modeled after Virginia, aims to deter counterfeit IDs by making youth licenses visibly distinct from standard horizontal licenses.
A new license format for drivers under 18 or 21 is described with a vertical layout and enhanced security features. The measures include red stampings to identify underage bearers, holographic photos, and protective coatings.
A National Sleep Foundation report finds 63 percent of adults sleep less than eight hours with 31 percent under seven. The average work week is 46 hours, 38 percent work 50 or more, and many try to catch up on weekends. Cedar Rapids lawyer Greg Lederer describes trials consuming his days and nights.
The Iowa Senate approved a safe haven bill by a 49-0 margin allowing parents to abandon a newborn 14 days or younger at hospitals or other facilities without penalty. Parental rights would end 30 days after abandonment with a 30 day appeal period. The measure cites saving two lives amid debate on moral standards.
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