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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2001
Page
1
The Indians shut out the Mariners 5-0 in ALDS Game 1. In the NL, Atlanta defeated Houston 7-4 and Arizona edged St Louis 1-0 in their playoff openers.
The Cedar Rapids Airport Commission awarded Horsfield Construction Co. a contract Tuesday to add parking at the airport. Husky line backer Ryan Majerus committed to play for the Iowa Hawkeyes. Hy-Vee says it did not plan to replace Pearson's Drug Store with a liquor store in Iowa City.
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Paul Pate, former state official and GOP candidate, takes 39 of 44 precincts and 56.7 percent, defeating incumbent Mayor Lee Clancey who drops to 30.7 percent. Dale Todd also loses to Wade Wagner. Both incumbents advance to the November general election and vow to push civility, jobs, and financial accountability as times grow uncertain.
In Iowa City and Dubuque voters discuss parks public safety and street issues as candidates outline plans for the primary and general elections. Exit poll interviews and precinct charts accompany the coverage with results emphasis on local races.
The United States conducts a third day of airstrikes across Afghanistan targeting Taliban air defenses and bases. President Bush proclaims the skies are free as Washington seeks to force surrender of Osama bin Laden and dismantle Al Qaida. Rumsfeld notes limited risks to coalition pilots while pledging intensified, around the clock strikes.
Report notes no anthrax detected in belongings of hijacking suspects as investigations continue amid security concerns. Authorities inspect materials to determine links to the plot and assess risk to the public and responders.
Gov. Tom Vilsack unveils a flat annual $600 credit for bachelor’s degree graduates and $200 for community college graduates who remain and work in Iowa after graduation. The plan targets students earning degrees after Jan 1, 2003 and aims to curb brain drain and aid state economy.
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