06 May 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2000
Page
1
The Tuma Soccer Complex in Hiawatha prepares for league play and upcoming tournaments with fields set for action and organizers lining up schedules and events.
Cedar Rapids Ker nels dismiss manager Mitch Seoane after a clash with the parent club over how a recent player move was handled. The report notes the firing followed the disagreement and names the clubs involved.
A huge crowd gathered for KCRG-TV9's Hidden Treasures antiques appraisal promotion. A dedication ceremony for a river gauging site near Tripoli, 12 miles north, is scheduled for next week.
Iowa State professor Ken Stone finds Coral Ridge Mall reduced Cedar Rapids sales, with greater losses in Iowa City and Williamsburg. estimates $200 million in new sales against a $240 million potential, while Coral Ridge GM disputes the figure and notes a 15 percent overage versus expectations.
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency board plans a 3.75 million dollar purchase of William Hennessey land in southwest Cedar Rapids for a new Linn County landfill. The deal may affect a second Eastern Iowa Airport runway and ends two pending court appeals over land value and condemnation.
James Q. Lynch reports economist Richard Mangano told Senate investigators he was asked to alter data to justify a $1 billion Mississippi River dam project. Mangano, a 23 year corps veteran, declined further discussion and remains chief of the Economic & Social Analysis Branch in New Orleans.
Cedar Rapids School District faced a virus outbreak when the Love Bug email spread widely. Tech staff shut down 33 servers after an 8:15 a.m. message was opened, but most files remained safe and only photo files were affected.
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