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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2000
Page
1
The Cyclones jumped out to an early lead that held through the game, defeating UNI 69 to 55. The report also notes local updates on phone addresses and a superintendent appealing a new plan. Hawkeyes center Jared Reiner, at 6 11, cannot match Tech star Alvin Jones in tonight's matchup.
Virgil Smith, 63, nearing the end of his term as Fayette County sheriff, died Monday in his sleep. A specialized correctional facility is planned on Fayette’s southwest side.
Kate Hladky accepts a national honor and credits the award to the entire volunteer corps at Miracles in Motion a group teaching horse riding to people with disabilities Details appear in Wednesday's Neighbors section report notes her role and the program's mission
Bush shifts to transition planning with Dick Cheney in charge from Washington. Cheney, recovering from heart surgery, will oversee transition efforts while Bush stays in Austin. The campaign will start with private financing for the setup and Clay Johnson named executive director of the prospective transition.
Gore urged counting every ballot in the disputed Florida vote as the nation waited for courts to resolve the close presidential race. He defended his strategy and pressed for a lawful conclusion amid continued campaign commentary and shifting aides in the transition.
Cedar Rapids hearing highlights a proposed 250 million dollar increase to boost teacher compensation and core student achievement. State education leaders promise ongoing reforms for literacy, math and reading, noting a three year horizon and the need for political fortitude.
In Washington Senator Grassley argues high income filers abuse Chapter 7 to erase debts and pushes to require repayment under Chapter 13. Senator Wellstone counters urging Clinton veto to protect working families from aggressive creditor suits and banks.
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