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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2000
Page
1
Greg and Alix Taylor left San Francisco for Stanwood Greg's hometown. They say city living lasted long enough and aim to settle in a small town atmosphere with family and friends nearby.
Eric Parrish attorney alleges police stopped his vehicle because he is Black. Details show a civil rights case filed in district court seeking remedies for alleged discriminatory policing. The filing names Parrish and accuses officers of racial profiling in the stop.
The former high school coach of Super Bowl MVP Kurt Warner notes his extraordinary maturity as a youth athlete. Details, 1C.
Wrestling coach Mark Manning departs to join Nebraska. Brad Penrith ready to step in as Cedar Rapids schedules a busy summer hiring period with forecasted vacancies and staffing changes.
A Cedar Rapids couple described as living very modestly left their estate to the Tanager Place children’s facility. The donation amounts to $900,000 and is detailed in the 3B section.
The Gazette salutes the Eastern Iowa high school graduates in Wednesday's edition, recognizing the 2000 class from area schools. The feature highlights student achievement and local honors across communities.
An Arkansas Supreme Court committee recommended disbarment of President Clinton for serious misconduct in the Paula Jones case and denying a sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky during a 1998 deposition. The ruling goes to a Little Rock circuit judge for possible disbarment proceedings.
ISU President Martin Jischke reportedly plans to leave Iowa State University for Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana. Board of Regents member David Neil confirmed the move while ISU and Purdue officials neither confirmed nor denied. A Purdue press conference was scheduled for 11 a.m. and Jischke was seen boarding a plane at Ames airport.
Polly Mills lost letters in a May 11 tornado that destroyed her Dunkerton home. Beisker found a 35 year old envelope with a Battle of New Orleans 5 cent stamp on his parents farm, eight miles east of Monona. Mills’ son Sam, 29, is recovering from a broken leg at Allen Memorial Hospital. Contact James Lynch.
Mountaineer Chuck Huss and teammates with the Everest Environmental Expedition 2000 wait at Camp 4 on Mount Everest as strong winds delay the final summit bid. They planned a Monday night push toward the 29,035 foot summit, with high winds keeping them in the South Col and weather forecasts uncertain.
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