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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2001
Page
1
Frank Waldron presses ahead with a vehicle not intended for street use despite practical hurdles. The段 story outlines the challenges and aims behind his unusual project.
A compact page segment lists sections such as Classifieds, Comics, Horos, Jumble, Legals, Lottery, Money, Movies, and Weather. The fragmentary index hints at crosswords and puzzles within the edition.
Leaders of Iowa's three largest education groups pressed lawmakers to drop a teacher pay raise this year and instead fully fund programs to cut class sizes, boost reading, and keep up with technology. Colene Franken warned budget cuts threaten future students as the ISEA criticizes the Senate bill and its proposed alternative licensure.
Des Moines Iowa agriculture official Ron Rowland says Iowa's authority to respond to foot and mouth disease is fuzzy and outlines steps like sealing infected areas and possibly destroying livestock. House debate considers funding for a plan to clarify immediate and short term actions until federal authority arrives.
An 18 year old Iowa woman Lindsay Long Thomas was trapped five days after a wreck on I 35 near mile marker 175. Found by DOT workers her car hid in a stream bed. She underwent surgery and is listed serious but stable at University Hospitals Iowa City. Her motto Tough times don’t last tough people do. Her mother said she will make it through.
Cedar Rapids cabbies oppose new smoking ban plan as Denise Simpson and others argue it infringes on independence. City Council sets May 16 hearing on ordinance change governing in-vehicle smoking and enforcement concerns arise from drivers and riders.
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