ISU baseball ends era as funding and weather kill season
ISU officials confirm the baseball program and men's swimming will be dropped due to financial pressures and Big 12 competition. Despite last weekend’s upset of Nebraska, ISU will end its 110th season, with Title IX implications cited and a math-based rationale for cutting revenue-losing programs. Mike Deupree notes the broader context and urges readers to accept the change as a financial necessity.
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Gazette issues corrections and correction policy note
The May 15 Gazette corrects a May 15 report mis identifying Ada Beatty as Ada Beachy and fixes a photo caption error on gasoline costs. It also notes a Pork Out with the police event at Cedar Rapids Police Station Friday 5 to 9 p.m. part of Stand for Children events and promises corrections for inaccuracies.
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Gazette promotes future with soybean ink and recycling push
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support agriculture and environmental responsibility. It urges readers to recycle at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or with the nearest recycling location, noting Cedar as a regional venue.
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Guest speaker referrals via The Gazette editor
The Gazette invites clubs and organizations to contact managing editor Mark Bowden at 398-5869 for guest speaker arrangements.
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Freeh admits FBI error in McVeigh case
FBI Director Louis Freeh acknowledged a serious error in withholding 3,185 pages of documents from Timothy McVeigh's defense in the Oklahoma City bombing trial. He ordered a records search and the creation of a dedicated records office to prevent repeats as he prepares to retire.
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Grandmother defends free breakfast for Cedar Rapids boy
Ruby Myles says her 9-year-old grandson Devin Myles eats at the H D Youth Center in Cedar Rapids because he likes it there and she provides for his needs. A May 6 report noted the boy would go hungry without the center meals, but Myles disputes the claim.
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