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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 2000

Page

6

Bowlsby outlines renovation plan for Kinnick Stadium

University of Iowa Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby says renovation, not replacement, of Kinnick Stadium is under way with upgrades to water and sewer systems, sound, seating backs, and a rebuilt south end zone. The project, in preliminary discussions, aims for a 30 to 40 year lifespan and cost far less than a new stadium.

University of Iowa Bob Bowlsby Kinnick Bowlsby the Gazette Jim Jacobson Kinnick Stadium Old Field House Carver-Hawkeye Arena

Sky box concept sparks Iowa stadium debate

In a proposed Kinnick Stadium renovation the idea of luxury sky boxes draws mixed praise and mockery. US Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby notes pent up demand for private space while critics compare the notion to a modern social experiment in conspicuous consumption.

Kinnick Stadium Bob Bowlsby Meredith Willson Hawkeyes Carver-Hawkeye Arena Iowa State Jack Trice Thorstein Veblen Veblen

Next president must avoid extremes says McKenzie

William McKenzie argues the next president must govern from a center to avoid partisan gridlock. He compares Bush and Gore strategies, notes narrow congressional margins may pressure centrism, and cites Texas as a model of cooperation across parties.

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Ignorance of the ballot sparks a Palm Beach debate

The letter mocks the idea of voters needing literacy tests and recounts a simplified public ballot in Palm Beach County. It contrasts the call for more votes with the reality that election outcomes depend on totals and not personal competence. It uses biting satire to question ballot design and voter responsibility.

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It Was God’s Will In A Most Unusual Election

A commentator reflects on the election’s surprising outcome, urging acceptance of the result as divine will. He notes human errors but insists ballots must be counted and a winner declared and calls for a simple nationwide ballot to prevent future crises.

This election proves your vote counts

The piece argues every vote matters and calls for orderly counting of absentee ballots in Florida. It urges acceptance of the outcome, condemns prolonged court challenges, and cautions leaders to be consensus builders who bridge divides after tomorrow’s results.

Coincidence noted in Florida governor relation

Corinne McNeil reports on the surprising family tie between the Florida governor and George W. Bush, noting the shared surname and political prominence. The item highlights public interest in whether kinship influences state leadership.

State Florida George W. Bush Corinne McNeil Postville

Gazette accepts letters up to 300 words

The Gazette invites readers to send letters up to 300 words. Include name street address and daytime phone number in the submission. Only name and hometown will be published. Address letters to The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or send by fax or email.

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