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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2003
Page
2
The National Indian Gaming Commission ordered the Meskwaki casino shut immediately. Tribal leaders, who control governance and business, ignored the order. If the casino stays open, the commission may seek a federal judge to enforce a shutdown.
Wayne Morgan is widely reported as Iowa State University’s top choice to replace Larry Eustachy as head men’s basketball coach. ISU officials declined to confirm reports Tuesday night and may announce the decision today.
The Gazette publishes daily and Sunday editions from Cedar Rapids Iowa with carrier and mail subscription options. Rates include Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues at 19.64 for four weeks and 256.95 for a year, with higher rates for other states and territories.
Entertainment note previews the new Matrix Reloaded with hype about record box office potential and sleek costumes. A special 10 p.m. screening is listed as the top show for today, with standard movie times in the 2E section.
Despite tens of millions raised and heavy campaigning in Iowa and New Hampshire, nine Democrats contesting the presidency show no clear front runner. The field remains unsettled as analysts note an unusually open race. The piece also notes related political events and a separate opinion on currency redesign.
Art and Sharon Kromminga, owners of Kromminga Motors in Monticello, are renovating a former tire store there. A May 7 article misidentified who was doing the renovation. The Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and will publish corrections as needed.
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The Bush administration orders 14 Cuban diplomats expelled for inappropriate activities. seven from the United Nations and seven in Washington declared persona non grata. Washington monitors and surveillance, criminal associations, and attempted spy recruitment cited as motives.
President Bush surveyed Pierce City Missouri in heavy rain after a deadly twister on May 4. He promised to cut federal red tape to speed rebuilding efforts and met with residents rescue workers and volunteers in the ruined downtown while touring by helicopter.
Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols must face 160 counts of first degree murder in state court that could bring the death penalty. Judge Allen McCall ruled the case move to state court. Nichols, 48, will be arraigned May 27 with a jury trial hoped for this year.
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