From Coe president to Cedar Rapids memories
A reminiscence about Joseph McCabe, longtime Coe College president, visiting a newborn’s mother in St. Luke's Hospital in March 1958. The note praises his public speaking, recalls his Rotary Club speech, and reflects on small hometown memories and reader messages.
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Jane
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Melissa
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Census shows whites leaving cities for suburbs
The 2000 census records whites as the fastest declining urban group while immigrant communities from Mexico, the Philippines, and Vietnam surge in cities like St. Louis. Municipal leaders face new demands as demographics shift and urban populations decline across major centers.
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Vietnam
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Urban migration and shifting race makeup in big cities
Census data show suburban migration reducing city populations while urban diversity rises. In the ten largest cities non-Hispanic white share dropped from 43 to 35 percent since 1990. urban Hispanic population grew 36 percent and non-Hispanic black population edged up 2 percent.
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Fight after Klan rally leads to eight arrests
In South Bend Indiana eight people were arrested after a Ku Klux Klan rally riot. Police say a clash broke out when officers escorted Klansmen to their cars after the protest. Three officers were injured.
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Gazette commits to future with soybean ink and recycling drive
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or nearest location, with Cedar Rapids listed for contact and subscription information.
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Liberia Slams U.N. Sanctions Over Sierra Leone Ties
President Charles Taylor denounces U.N. penalties ordered March 7 to punish Liberia for aiding Sierra Leone's RUF. The sanctions block overseas travel for Liberian officials and spouses and ban diamond imports, set to take effect May 7. Liberia says it has met all conditions.
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Charles Taylor
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U.N. Security Council
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Sierra Leone
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Correction to Cedar Rapids meals and food bank names
The Gazette notes corrections to spellings for Green Square Meals Inc in downtown Cedar Rapids and Linn Community Food Bank at First Presbyterian Church in southeast Cedar Rapids. It will publish corrections or clarifications for inaccurate or misleading reports, with complaints directed to the newspaper at phone 398-8313.
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Green Square Meals Inc
Gazette
Linn Community Food Bank
First Presbyterian Church
the Gazette
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