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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2000
Page
1
Red Cloud Nebraska merits a trip for readers seeking affordable travel arts and leisure suggestions in a compact guide. The item highlights practical tips for students and families exploring local destinations and cultural offerings.
Profile highlights Isa Biuder, a prominent figure in women’s basketball, detailing her coaching career, leadership style, and influence on program development. This portrait traces her impact on team dynamics, recruitment, and competitive success.
A new UI coach uses a home court approach to accelerate learning and on court development. The tactic focuses on familiar routines, video review, and close collaboration with players to foster trust and quick adjustments.
Gazette profiles Lisa Bluder the University of Iowa women's basketball coach as she travels July to attend national camps and evaluate recruits. Her stay at home father Dave Bruder cares for their children Emma and Hannah, while she competes for top players.
Lisa and Dave recall their Sept 29 1984 wedding with weather contrasts. Lisa 39 fondly recalls a sunny 75 degree day after days of rain while Dave 40 recalls it as a great day as the Cubs led.
William Johnson, superintendent of the Council Bluffs area, says fewer than one third of about 1,000 deaf Iowa children receive adequate specialized training. He urges stronger cooperation among Council Bluffs schools, local districts, and area education agencies, and proposes wider use of ICN or Internet for classes to boost access to deaf teachers and peers. Johnson notes small deaf populations in districts hinder language learning and calls for broader interaction.
Val Speltz of Swisher speaks at St Patrick's in Cedar Rapids as the Hawkeye Labor Council launches Labor in the Pulpit. The Faith & Labor Committee urges churches to address workers' rights and dignity from the pulpit, with St Patrick's and Kenwood Park United Methodist inviting speakers.
Weather warnings urge festival goers and outdoor workers in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas to wear light clothing and drink ample water. Temperatures approached 100 degrees with Washington and Lone Tree among the few spots reaching the triple digits. This marked the first heat wave of the season with a high near one hundred.
Ties Ciamee recorded 96 in Cedar Rapids with a heat index of 102 while Iowa City reached 98 and a heat index of 110. Saturday marked the summer’s fourth day at 90 or hotter after June 8 and three recent days. Gusty southerly winds helped lower humidity to bearable levels.
Jerry Van Dorin of Cedar Rapids helps his daughter Calli Howard with a french fry at the Taste of Iowa Festival in downtown Cedar Rapids. The shade proved welcome as temperatures reached 96 degrees. The festival runs through Labor Day with a full schedule inside.
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