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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1998
Page
1
A Manchester group visits the Seminole Valley Farm and gains insight into 1900s rural life. They see hard work and simple play with non electronic toys, learning how daily tasks shaped community life.
Mary Bono wife of the late Sony Bono says stay home moms are qualified to run for Congress and proved it. She describes feeling calm under pressure and asserts readiness for public office amid broader program notes on email capabilities and new electronic mail features.
The Burlington Bees defeated the Kernels 8 to 2 on Sunday, easing after a 16 3 loss to the Kernels on Saturday. The setback trimmed Kernels lead in the Western Division to two games.
Scottie Pippen overcame back pain to ignite a third quarter surge as the Chicago Bulls defeated the Charlotte Hornets 94-80, moving ahead 3 1 in the Eastern Conference semifinal.
A wedding shower idea suggests a dessert buffet as an easy tasty alternative to a full catering service. It emphasizes simple preparation and crowd pleasing sweets suitable for non professional hosts.
Linn County District Associate Court, led by Judge Michael Newmeister, upgrades with ICIS connected software to pull criminal record data from multiple sources. The system aims to deliver bench decisions in five to ten minutes and post non confidential information on the World Wide Web. An all day seminar will showcase the new technology at the Linn County Courthouse.
The Everest Environmental Expedition '98 team led by Dr. Chuck Huss from Iowa City faces a weather delay as 80 to 100 mph jet streams and frigid temperatures keep climbers at base camp 17,800 feet up. Four to seven days more are possible before ascent, with one member recovering from a respiratory infection and another short on contact.
The FAA ordered immediate grounding of Boeing 737-100 and -200 models after inspections found extensive wear in power wiring through wing fuel tanks. About 15 percent of U.S. 737s affected, with scattered cancellations including 54 United flights, though most impact appeared minor as inspections take about six hours.
ATLANTA AP Bill Hopkins scanned 10 primate species and found a brain feature once thought unique to humans. Frans de Waal notes a bonobo Kowawet helped save infant apes by alerting zookeepers to flooding. The Yerkes Center launches Living Links to study evolution using apes.
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