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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2000
Page
1
In Cedar Rapids school district all eighth graders now take a unit focused on weighing career options. The program aims to help students explore future paths and understand how choices in classes and activities align with potential careers.
Texas Governor George W. Bush appealed to Iowans to help him win the presidency as Cedar Rapids residents warned the Semino le Valley Road land development could bring traffic hazards.
Nineteen Linn candidates sign a civility pledge committing to discuss issues, avoid personal attacks, and back up claims. Details, 1B. People eligible for flu shots this month endure long lines to receive them. Details, 2B. A Cedar Rapids firm gains federal licensure allowing up to 300 percent leverage of private capital for investments. Details, 7B.
Veterans and first timers pursue pheasants in a lengthy daylong hunt described in Outdoor in Friday's Gazette. The piece highlights patience and steady effort as hunters anticipate each bird and plan their next move.
Cedar Rapids civic leader Ron Corbett urged Coralville to land the proposed 280 million Iowa Child education complex, arguing its eastern land offer near I-380 and I-80 better suits a 1.1 million visitor cash flow. The Iowa Child board will choose a site soon as it prepares to apply for Vision Iowa funds.
Israel will delay retaliation over the deaths of three soldiers as Shimon Peres met Yasser Arafat defusing a volatile flare. Six Palestinians die in West Bank and Gaza clashes while Barak backs steps to renew security cooperation. Peres and Arafat discuss Sharm el Sheikh ceasefire terms and a possible international inquiry.
James Q. Lynch reports on Chet Culver leading a 16 city get out the vote tour aiming to raise Iowa voter participation. UNI professor Tom Rice questions the value and ethics of broad campaigns urging turnout and stresses individual choice in a democracy.
Don and Marie Popham's family records three consecutive generations of twins. Fraternal twins include Don and Ron as children, while daughters Heather Knuth and Hollie Myers are identical twins born to Marie’s family. Brianna and Madison, the newest twins, face medical challenges. Brianna lacks a right fibula and a toe.
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