Mid-Prairie to test athletes for drugs this winter
Mid-Prairie High School plans random drug testing for athletes starting mid November pending legal review. Coaches and district officials cited a Supreme Court ruling supporting testing and noted cost estimates between 20 and 30 dollars per test funded by private sources and booster clubs.
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San Francisco QB Steve Young Out Four Weeks
Passing shoulder injury benches San Francisco quarterback Steve Young for at least four weeks. The timetable includes the upcoming game against the Dallas Cowboys as part of the extended absence.
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Median home prices rise in third quarter statewide
The median sale price of a single family home climbed sharply in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City and across the state. Details on page 50. Wilson School matters to counselor Jerry Davenport and teacher Linda Coder who are marrying there. Details on page 1B.
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Million Man March closes with pledge to end violence
Hundreds of thousands of black men gathered on the National Mall for the Million Man March led by Louis Farrakhan. They pledged to never harm another person, joining prayers, songs and calls for racial unity while Farrakhan attacked white supremacy and urged political activism.
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Farrakhan Gains Lead Among Black Americans Says Powell
Louis Farrakhan strengthens his claim to leadership among American blacks as Colin Powell compares him to Mark Fuhrman in a controversial juxtaposition. March is described with a tone of joy and celebration, with additional photos on page 14.
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Healing moment fuels Cedar Rapids march for black men
A 27 year old Cedar Rapids native, Matthew Muhammad, says the march brought together black men from diverse backgrounds to bridge gaps and improve life for themselves and their communities. He praises Jesse Jackson for data driven emphasis and Louis Farrakhan for a conciliatory, healing approach. The event marks the start of ongoing efforts.
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Non-marchers divide on Million Man March meaning
Cedar Rapids residents respond to the Million Man March in Washington. Quarterman, 65, stays home to work and pay bills while others support the event or abstain from school for religious reasons. Priscilla Guthrie guides her daughters on black pride, unity, and responsibility.
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