06 May 2002
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2002
Page
1
Al s Bo Anderson and the Hawkeye golf squad finished ninth in the conference tournament while Minnesota captured the crown. Iowa City High girls track prepared to impress at the district meet and parents planned to voice opposition at tonight s middle school boundary meeting.
Classified notice announces a pet ecosystem management consultation service. It frames pet and owner wellbeing as a cradle to grave commitment guiding happier healthier lives.
USPS says roadside boxes must be opened or removed to allow inspection. Anamosa resident Doris Zimmerman, 61, released from St Luke's Hospital after Friday blast injuries. FBI and local authorities continue investigation with a public letter to be posted on official sites.
The Gazette notes Cedar Rapids blends farm land with a modern economy as more than 3,000 work in farm related industries while leaders and residents describe the city as a high tech metropolitan center. Marion residents echo the view that agriculture feels distant from daily urban life.
Iowa City residents see farmers and townspeople sharing routines and values. University ties and water quality issues frame debate as locals note farmers pay taxes and rise to modern farming with satellites and home computers. Different backgrounds shape impressions of Iowa City and Cedar Rapids.
Experts debate the farm bill's broad economic impact as urban and rural outlooks diverge. Readers see analysis of farm skills education and the shifting role of farm bureaus in politics amid regional town life changes.
Mercy Medical Center's Area Ambulance proposes deploying ambulances across the Cedar Rapids metropolitan area to cut response times to nine minutes 90 percent of the time. Hiawatha weighs starting its own service, opposed by Area Ambulance as a cost and liability issue.
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