04 Sep 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2000
Page
1
Linn County resident Carol Brannaman stands among a small group of female Farm Bureau presidents in Iowa, reflecting growing gender diversity in agricultural leadership.
Abbott replaces previous announcer at Kinnick Stadium as the new public address voice for Iowa football. The change brings a fresh tone to in-stadium announcements during home games and events this season.
The Marengo Civil War Band honors veteran ancestors as it prepares Labor Day performances in West Branch. Cedric Ward, a C.R. native, roved 104 receiving yards to spark the New York Jets past Green Bay 2016 Sunday. Iowa State and UNI seek a tuition hike next year per regents staff recommendations.
Eastern Iowa labor leaders say unions will mobilize for pro-labor candidates with a big push for Gore. The United Auto Workers delayed endorsement but others support Gore while Teamsters remain undecided. Organizing groups expect about $40 million to energize the effort through phone banks literature drops and online outreach.
A 5.2 magnitude quake hit six miles northwest of Napa near Yountville at 1 36 a m injuring two people including a 5 year old in critical condition. Aftershocks followed as residents described the violent shaking and damage to windows and plaster.
Identical twin brothers John and Don Watson, 29, live next door in Monticello area. Their wives Tonya and Shelley, both pregnant, delivered sons at St Luke’s Hospital on the same day. John’s son Ronin Michael born at 1:59 p.m., Don’s son Harrison Everett around 4 p.m. Both mothers recover from Caesarean deliveries. Their mother Darla Watson says they are thrilled.
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