Outdoor education at Camp Wapsie marks 40th year
Prairie Middle School students take part in the 40th annual outdoor education program at Camp Wapsie. Details, 1B.
11 May 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2000
Page
1
Prairie Middle School students take part in the 40th annual outdoor education program at Camp Wapsie. Details, 1B.
A Youth Plus piece examines rising pressure on seniors balancing academics, college prep, and social life. It notes heightened anxiety, workload, and expectations while offering coping tips and school resources for students and families.
Police sheriff and fire department crews went house to house in Los Alamos New Mexico urging residents to pack belongings and evacuate amid unfolding danger. Details continue on 12B.
Microsoft Corp says the proposed penalty does not fit the crime in a nine billion dollar case and argues the remedy is excessive. The company argues against a breakup and asserts the punishment exceeds the alleged offense.
Paige Stamp leads Coe College pitching and Alison Roddy powers the offense as the kohawks qualify for their fourth NCAA Division III regional and host the event for the first time.
Jim Russell prepares to fire his wood-burning pottery kiln near the Osborne Nature Center in Clayton County for only the third time from May 14 to May 18 as reported in Friday's Gazette.
The Iowa Workforce Development study shows women earned 73 cents for every dollar men made in 1999, up from 68 cents in 1993, with 36 percent of women earning over 25 001 annually, up from 25 percent. Nationwide trends and local efforts to boost pay equity are noted.
Luke Brown a first grader at Pierce Elementary Cedar Rapids found a unique way to fly his homemade kite Wednesday at Noelridge Park. Students also flew kites at Noelridge today and Friday as they decorated and shared the activity.
Mountaineer Chuck Huss aims to reach Mount Everest summit on Tuesday from base camp after planning to depart Friday. He and partner Dan Smith may skip Camp 1 and push directly to Camp 2, weather permitting, health and equipment allowing.
Republican candidate Karen Balderston circulates petitions to add two supervisors and to create geographic districts. Auditor Linda Langenberg says the county may need about 12 576 signatures, with 7 851 from Cedar Rapids and 4 725 from the rest of Linn County, and separate Cedar Rapids tallying if the measures advance. Balderston remains determined despite the higher petition hurdle.
A three judge Iowa Court of Appeals panel invalidated multiple Black Hawk County convictions ruling that turning to avoid a DWI checkpoint does not by itself create reasonable suspicion. The decision requires officers to have a traffic violation or proper signage for roadblocks and may influence where roadblocks can be placed.
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