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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1998

Page

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Wildflowers Highlight Prairie at Wickiup Hill Park

A three year old planned prairie at Wickiup Hill Outdoor Learning Area near Cedar Rapids hosts fall’s colorful wildflowers. Hayden Fry’s College Football Hall of Fame status remains favorable though delayed. New Horizons United Methodist builds a larger site, improving its footprint.

Cedar Rapids Hayden Fry New Horizons United Methodist

Be ver Park Zoo's enduring draw over the years

The Gazette with KCRG TV9 revisits Be ver Park Zoo to explore its historic glory, current city role, and future prospects as tens of thousands visit yearly.

Bever Park Zoo The Gazette Kcrgtv9

Men and Women Embrace Gray Fashion Trend

Pale pewter to silver to charcoal gray replaces black as the neutral color of choice in Sundays Gazette Life and Leisure. The piece notes gray hair and gray fashion as a modern style shift and potential aging signals in contemporary dressing.

Life & Leisure

Tapes reveal big Tripp role in Clinton scandal

The secret tapes of Linda Tripp documenting Monica Lewinsky conversations are released by the House Judiciary Committee as part of Starrs nine month probe. The papers include testimony from many witnesses and bolster arguments about perjury and obstruction while casting doubt on White House aides.

Los Angeles Times Washington Clinton White House Monica Lewinsky Lewinsky Pentagon Linda Tripp House Judiciary Committee Kenneth Starr House Committee Tripp Starr

Prairie High votes to take rifampin for meningitis scare

Prairie High School students chose rifampin over meningitis B vaccination as a preventive measure after two students were hospitalized. Principal Ken Steine said 90 to 95 percent of students returned consent forms for the drug doses. Public health officials warned of potential outbreak as Marion High reported three to four viral meningitis cases this week.

Steve Gravelle Gazette Prairie High School Becky Walters Walters Prairie Sarah Bentley St. Luke’s John Stephen Patricia Quinlisk Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Quinlis Prairie School Linn County Marion High School Ken Steine Melanie Kimbier Cedar Rapids Prairie Chad Zenisek

Gene Autry, singing cowboy and Angels owner, dies at 91

Hollywood icon Gene Autry died at his home after a long illness at age 91. The singing cowboy starred in 91 musical westerns from the 1930s to the 1950s and owned four radio stations, the Gene Autry Hotel in Palm Springs, and the Anaheim Angels baseball team for over 30 years. He sold KTLA in 1982 for 245 million and frequently appeared on Forbes lists of the rich.

Los Angeles Gene Autry Champion Autry Anaheim Angels Hollywood Roy Rogers Alex Gordon Forbes Magazine

Internet Voices Direct Clinton Debate Said By Iowa Expert

Iowa City report notes the 1990s Internet enables direct input on Bill Clinton's presidency. University of Iowa professor Michael McGee says effect depends on Washington politicos and journalists. Online impeachment sites like impeachment.org and impeachment.net proliferate while supporters push censure and move on via MoveOn petitions.

Iowa City Bill Clinton University of Iowa Washington, D.C Beltway Michael McGee McGee U.S Clinton Committee Moveon.org Charles Nadler Iowa

Fall color peak expected in northeast Iowa next weekend

Iowa Extension specialist predicts peak colors in northeast Iowa around next Saturday amid delays from warm, dry weather. Forester Bob Honeywell notes yellow orange and some red leaves visible at Yellow River State Forest and urges flexible viewing plans as moisture issues may affect color lasting time.

James Q. Lynch Iowa Mother Nature Mark Vitosh Iowa State University Extension Bob Honeywell Yellow River State Forest Harpers Ferry Vitosh Mississippi River

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