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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2001
Page
1
The industry continues to contribute a tremendous amount of economic resources to Iowa City. Turbo the cat inspires a hero moment when a veterinarian helps during a winter storm rescue effort.
Jiselle Providence from Trinidad excels in track at Iowa while building a strong academic base. The Us standout sprinter blends competitive success with scholarly focus, highlighting her cross country achievements and balance between athletics and education.
Bob Yaw, an Iowa City or Cedar Rapids entrepreneur, continues to share business insight at age 88, showing no plan to retire. He reflects on decades of experience and how it informs current ventures and mentorship.
McVeigh defense lawyers said they will likely seek another postponement to review 3135 pages of FBI materials disclosed late and not shared until days before the May 16 execution date. Attorney General Ashcroft rejected further delay, while lawmakers called for broader FBI probes and possible prosecutions for withheld documents.
Kent Feeds retiree John Vermazen, 77, and 16 year old Megan Rausch care for a Dorset ewe and her rare quadruplets born April 20 in Manchester. The farmer notes quads occur about once in 5,000 births and the pair balance chores with lessons on friendship and opportunity.
Cedar Rapids report notes national GED changes take effect January 1 2002 affecting thousands still testing. Kirkwood Community College Lincoln Learning Center administers in seven eastern Iowa counties with updated test requirements designed to reflect current high school outcomes.
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