31 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2001
Page
1
Arizona coach Lute Olson returns to Minnesota where his career began as the Wildcats seek a title run. Teammate Justin Wessel, still grieving former Cedar Rapids mentor Denny Thiessen, reflects on his path from high school to the Final Four.
Classified item notes bulb vases as antique treasure showing how flowers were arranged in the 19th century.
Americans' enthusiasm for a plan to let them invest Social Security funds in the stock market has fallen, signaling waning backing for the proposal. The report appears on page 8A.
Riot police surrounded Slobodan Milosevic's Belgrade villa early today to execute a warrant for his arrest. Milosevic refused to accept the document, denying the authorities as NATO servants. The raid coincided with U.S. demands for Yugoslavia to cooperate with the Hague war crimes tribunal.
Insworth faces Highway 92 closure for 130 days as reconstruction widens and shifts the road. Shamrock Inn owner Norman Wacker and Stewart & Sons Ltd owner Garry Stewart warn of lost customers and declining weekly totals as detours and dirt roads impede access. The $6.5 million project, managed by DOT official Pete Tollenaere, forces town traffic changes and potential business losses.
Iowa and national figures show a shift toward soybeans with a 3 percent rise to 76.66 million acres nationally, aided by higher loan rate advantages and lower fertilizer costs. Farmers in Linn County could gain 1.16 dollars per bushel via LDP while corn earns 0.07 dollars. biotech adoption climbs for both crops as Pioneer Hi-Bred reports strong Roundup Ready soybean sales.
Imam Taha Tawil and Asma Haidri lead about 400 Muslims and non Muslims in Iowa City for the First Iowa Muslim Convention at the University of Iowa. The event runs through Sunday and focuses on education, bridge building, and learning about Islam and Muslim women in America.
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