UNI Panthers Begin Season With 47 14 Win Over Mustangs
Tenth ranked UNI Panthers open the season with a decisive 47 14 victory over the Mustangs. The game marks the start of a busy period as Iowa athletics consider reorganization and other regional sports stories unfold.
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BMX racing makes comeback after early boom
After a surge in the early 1980s BMX racing waned but is rising in popularity again as recreation gains attention in Saturday's Gazette.
Heat Turns Desks Into Hot Desks At Iowa Schools
In eastern Iowa Thomas Wallander and classmates fled to air conditioned rooms as temperatures reached the high 80s with humidity near 100. Teachers cited difficulty keeping students focused and posed cooling measures including water breaks and extra recess.
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eastern iowa schools announce early dismissal
The Gazette lists schools in eastern Iowa following early dismissal schedules today with times varying by district and a statewide cancellations page at GazetteOnline.com for updates.
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Gas may hit 1.70 again for holiday travel
AAA of Minnesota Iowa warns prices likely rise across the Midwest as crude prices climb and refiners prepare for winter heating fuel. In Minneapolis a jump from 1.45 to 1.69 was seen, Cedar Rapids gas near 1.59, with Des Moines at 1.40 being cheaper in Iowa.
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Teen drug use among youths shows continued decline
The National Household Survey on Drug Abuse finds current drug use by youths ages 12 to 17 at 8.9 percent in 1999, just under the national 9 percent. Among 18 to 25 year olds, use is 13.5 percent, below the 18.8 percent national average, while overall use among young adults rises gradually. President Clinton and officials urge sustained funding for prevention and treatment programs.
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Youths and Drugs Decline in Teen Marijuana Use
First-time marijuana use by youths aged 12 to 17 has fallen from the 1997 peak. David Lewis of Physician Leadership on National Drug Policy notes prevention works but urges more support for treatment programs to boost long-term substance abuse prevention.
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