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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2000
Page
1
Two priests share a Harley mood and aim to use real world experiences to guide youths. The piece appears in the 6B section and notes their mutual interests and purpose in outreach.
The City Council considers ending televised public comments after recent clashes including a speaker slamming Mayor Clancey. Finance Commissioner Hanson called the remarks unacceptable and urged orderly meetings while public input remains a consideration. Sherry Stowell defended her remarks as a reaction to perceived disrespect during the annexation debate.
Iowa ballots place Democratic candidates first due to county auditors' tradition and state law. Auditors with party affiliation arrange major parties before others, with Democratic names first and Republican second in many counties.
Iowa City 496 faculty members at the University of Iowa College of Medicine receive bonuses from 1,400 to 9,300 dollars based on clinical productivity. The pay program uses 2 million dollars from University Hospitals patient revenue to boost salaries and aid recruitment and retention of doctors.
Top 10 bonus recipients aim to preserve hospital and medical school quality while acknowledging patient revenue funds. Des Moines lawmakers may raise eyebrows as officials weigh the university's poverty message and the use of those funds amid broader fiscal scrutiny.
Former Vice President Al Gore proclaims wins in Iowa at an Ames rally while discussing campaign road map. Bush campaign stops slated in Des Moines include family ties and renewed focus on disclosure controversy. Cheney criticizes coverage as outdated. Linn and Johnson set absentee ballot records.
Iowa City sixth district associate judge Stephen Gerard faces possible disciplinary action for a personal relationship with an assistant county attorney and earned scrutiny for 23 cases not ruled within state time standards between January and July. Gerard, up for retention, had five late rulings on termination of parental rights, a context involving complex decisions about severing parental ties to allow adoptions.
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