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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 2003

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Big game no big deal Hawkeyes vs ISU

Iowa students rally for the Hawkeyes in the Iowa State rivalry while some peers remain distracted. Leslie Parry and Manish Shrivastava comment on the looming game and their mixed interest amid campus life.

ISU the Gazette Iowa City University of Iowa Hawkeyes Iowa State Leslie Parry Writers’ Workshop Parry Los Angeles Manish Shrivastava

Pregame car whack fundraiser for leukemia helper

Pregame event at Wal-Mart East Cedar Rapids sold $1 tickets to whack halves of a painted car for the Hawkeyes and Cyclones. Brennan Regan, 4, Cedar Rapids, beat the Cyclone side while Rylie Smith, 5, Marion, fights leukemia. Select Auto donated the car and noted Cyclone side fared worse.

Brennan Regan Cedar Rapids Cyclones Wal-Mart East Hawkeyes Rylie Smith Marion Select Auto

Johnny Cash dies at 71 after diabetes complications

Johnny Cash known as The Man in Black dies at 71 from diabetes complications. The Arkansas native, Nashville resident, recorded about 1500 songs and sold over 50 million records while earning 11 Grammys. His influence spanned rockabilly country and gospel across American pop music.

Arkansas Johnny Cash Kenny Chesney Johnny

John Ritter Dies at 54 After Hidden Heart Condition

TV star John Ritter died at age 54 from an undetected heart problem. His death ends more than 25 years of television presence and drew praise from fellow artists, including playwright Neil Simon, who called him more than a comic and a genuine actor with comedic genius.

John Ritter Neil Simon

$2 Million Grant Aids Lead Poisoning Repairs in Linn County

Iowa health officials report a $2 million federal HUD grant funds lead paint removal in Cedar Rapids neighborhoods. Since 1992 seven Linn County children treated for lead poisoning. 41 homes plus 23 in progress. Work includes painting, siding, and safety training with crews averaging 11500 per property.

Steve Gravelle Gazette Iowa Ann Olson Linn County Public Health State Department of Public Health Olson Linn County Cedar Rapids Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development James Heskie Heskie Wellington Heights

Information line for lead abatement programs and contacts

Contact Tricia Heald at Cedar Rapids Housing Services or Ann Olson at Linn County Public Health for lead abatement program details. Visit GazetteOnline for Linn County income guidelines and program information. Call Iowa Department of Public Health Lead Poisoning Prevention at 1 800 972 2026.

Tricia Heald Cedar Rapids Housing Services Ann Olson Linn County Public Health GazetteOnline Linn County Iowa Department of Public Health Bureau of Idph State

Gephardt accuses Dean of Undermining Medicare in Iowa

In Des Moines on Friday Dick Gephardt vowed to win Iowa’s January caucuses and charged Howard Dean with trying to undermine Medicare and Social Security. Gephardt, who trailed Dean in Iowa polls, criticized Dean for siding with Republican conservatives who pushed Medicare cuts in the 1990s.

The Gazette DES Moines Dick Gephardt Iowa Howard Dean Vuliivul Buv Ernor Newt Gingrich

Skorton says Iowa stem cell ban not a priority

University of Iowa President David Skorton says revising Iowa's embryo stem cell ban is not a legislative priority this fall. He notes the Legislature and governor rejected the Human Cloning Prohibition Act in 2002 and researchers have not reached a new consensus.

Tom Walsh Gazette Iowa City University of Iowa David Skorton Iowa Skorton The University and Board of Regents State of Iowa

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