Cedar Rapids drive in spotlights classic cars
Local classic car owners have gathered at B-Bop's in southwest Cedar Rapids since summer to showcase their vehicles.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2001
Page
1
Tomorrow Red Green column on duct tape belief begins
Red Green, known for practical humor, prepares a weekly column in The Gazette Interview ACCENT section beginning Sunday. The piece outlines his philosophy on using duct tape as a fix for everyday problems.
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Red Green
the Gazette
Index ei Classified Comics 3 4D SS od
Classified item list appears with brief notes on comics and departments. Reads like early 20th century community section item notes and price cues.
Tax overwhelmingly OK'd By Linn County Areas
Rural Linn County Walker and Walford joined the county in approving a 1 percent local option sales tax. In Linn County the measure passed 3,208 to 99, in Walford 15 to 0 and in Walker 165 to 5, with turnout ranging from 20 to 36 percent. The tax funds road, bridge, sewer and pool projects and runs through 2002.
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Walford
Rural
Linn
Dick Hogan Gazette
Linn County
Walker and
Linn County Farm Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Betty’s Grove Road
Bertram
Prairieburg
Francis
Lola Barrick
Alburnett
Cedar Rapids mayoral forum ends with accusations of lying
At a 90 minute Cedar Rapids mayoral forum at the Veterans Memorial Building, Mayor Lee Clancey accuses Paul Pate of lying about city debt and taxes while Pate counters. Clancey says taxes will fall and the city is fiscally sound, but Pate insists debt is debt and taxes are rising in part due to user fees. The event, sponsored by The Gazette and KCRG TV, ended with tense exchanges among five candidates.
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Rick Smith Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Lee Clancey
Paul Pate
Pate
Veterans Memorial Building
Clancey
Fraud suspect uses many names across cases in Chicago and Detroit
Youssef Hmimssa aka Patrick Vuillaume faces fraud and visa document charges in Detroit after alleged use of a skimming device in a Chicago restaurant. Officials say he listed multiple identities, stored at Lions County Jail awaiting transfer, with victimized cardholders exceeding a hundred thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Youssef Hmimssa
Patrick J. Vuillaume
Michael Saisa
Edgardo E. Colon
Jalali
Hmimssa
Lions County
Detroit
Bob
Chicago
Secret Service
Patrick Vuillaume
Chicago Sun-Times
U.S. District Court
Illinois
Marion panel urges City Hall at Econofoods site
Marion’s site selection committee recommends placing the new City Hall at the Econofoods building at 31st Street and Seventh Avenue. The City Council will decide after today’s 3 p.m. briefing in City Hall basement, with no condemnation planned as leases run to 2006.
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Econofoods
Vazelle
Marion
Marion Econofoods
City Hall
Eighth Ave
Jeff Schott
Schott
31St Street
Seventh Avenue
Bobby Ratliff
Kcrg-Tv
Marion City Hall
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