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Exchange students in C R say prom was exciting even if it is a bit overhyped.
10 May 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2001
Page
1
Exchange students in C R say prom was exciting even if it is a bit overhyped.
A brief feature notes how adult attention deficit disorder strains marriages and daily life. It mentions coping tips and professional guidance while highlighting current debates on diagnosis and treatment.
Gov. Tom Vilsack compares the adjourned Legislature to a tornado wreckage as he reviews the budget aftermath and considers item vetoes to the 4.9 billion spending plan. He plans a special session likely in June to address redistricting and workforce center funding and avoids layoffs.
Donald Watson watched a woman pound his door as Paul Draper of Anamosa fired several shots and fled toward Matsell Park. A state trooper was injured at a roadblock and Draper died in a Linn County pursuit after colliding with a patrol car and shooting himself. The injured trooper, Cory Keeney, 27, was in satisfactory condition.
The Cedar Rapids police department purchases 70 global positioning system mobile units costing 51 240 dollars to track the location of patrol cars within 10 to 15 feet. Dispatchers can identify the closest unit to a call and officers in trouble can be located even without radio acks. The move also upgrades in car computers and enables a moving map display at the dispatch center.
Iowa's three state universities may lift limits on student teachers in private religious schools. The Board of Regents will vote in Council Bluffs on a policy allowing placement only in accredited parochial schools for secular subjects. University officials caution about preparation and public school perceptions.
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