11 Sep 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2000
Page
1
A Nemaha square dancing troupe gains international notice for routines with vintage tractors. Ex-Iowa assistant Bob Elliott, after recovering from a rare blood disorder, coaches football at Iowa State University as the Cyclones face the Hawkeyes in Iowa City.
Learn to create fresh juice using a food processor or juice extractor. The Accent Food section outlines simple steps and ideas for crafting homemade drinks that resemble cocktails but are fruit and vegetable based.
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Bob Knight was fired from Indiana for a pattern of unacceptable behavior ending three decades with the program. Rumors immediately linked Steve Alford, Iowa coach, to the Hoosier job as UI officials and Alford himself offered cautious statements while UI Athletics Director Bob Bowlsby said Alford is expected to stay at Iowa.
Cedar Rapids students Sterenchuk of Northern Iowa and Golding of Iowa State join UI leaders as spokesmen for about 67 000 students amid a Board of Regents proposal for a 7 2 percent tuition rise. They seek under 7 percent overall increases including fees to keep education affordable.
Wen Ho Lee agreed to plead guilty to one count of unlawful gathering of national defense information and will cooperate with federal investigators. He is expected to be released after a plea hearing before U S District Judge James Parker, ending a three year case marked by espionage allegations and racial profiling.
University of Iowa alumnus Rick Cleveland, 36, wins for The West Wing episode In Excelsius Deo co written with Aaron Sorkin. Sorkin gives the acceptance speech. The NBC drama featured a homeless veteran death near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and reaction to a gay high school senior beating death. Cleveland leaves West Wing for Gideon's Crossing. He recalls Iowa memories and homesickness for Iowa City.
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