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Bargain hunters returned to stocks helping Wall Street recover as prices surged. Energy futures dropped on fears of a slower economy reducing oil demand.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2001
Page
1
Cedar Rapids Airport Expands Short Term Parking
The closure of the Cedar Rapids airport short term lot accelerates plans to enlarge parking facilities. Details on page 1B.
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Cedar Rapids
Matthew Grimaldi
University of Iowa
Pennsylvania
Panel backs firing of Jones deputy
The Civil Service Commission upholds the dismissal of a deputy amid allegations of immoral conduct. Details follow on page 1B.
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Jones
Civil Service Commission
Panthers to Host No 2 Youngstown State at UNI Dome
Mark Farley aims to fill the UNI Dome this Saturday as the Panthers host No 2 Youngstown State. Brett Favre led the Packers to a victory, while Redskins QB Jeff George had a rough night.
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Ley
UNI
Football Panthers
Brett Favre
Packers
Redskins
Jeff George
Silver Cloud Embodies Rolls Royce Luxury
Classifieds highlight Silver Cloud as a symbol of Rolls Royce luxury and refined elegance.
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Silver Cloud
Photographer Captures Pamplona Bull Runs
Iowa City photographer John Kimmich-Javier documents the famous running of the bulls in Pamplona observing crowds and bulls from the streets and plazas during the festival. He chronicles the energy, risk, and local atmosphere surrounding the annual event.
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John Kimmich-Javier
Iowa City
Pamplona
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State urges crop-dusters to report suspicions nationwide
Iowa officials warn crop-dusters and farm chemical handlers to report any suspicious activity amid heightened bioterrorism fears after hijackers showed interest in crop-dusters. Groundings of crop-dusting planes continue. task force to bolster plans is forming.
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Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa Agriculture
Patty Judge
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Terry Sharp
Agri-Tech
Indianola
Sharp
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Ed Beaman
Agri
U.S. freezes assets of 27 terrorism links
President Bush ordered a U.S. assets freeze on 27 people and groups tied to terrorism including Osama bin Laden. He urged global cooperation and warned noncooperating foreign banks could have transactions blocked. The move targets funding for bin Laden and al Qaida amid post 9/11 efforts.
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Washington
Bush
Osama_ bin Laden
United States
bin Laden
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Treasury Department
FAA weighs carry on ban and preassigned seats
Officials examine restrictions on carry on luggage and seat preassignment while a federal question on flying rules looms. The debate highlights security, efficiency, and passenger rights as airlines prepare to adjust policies.
Signs of returning routine in Eastern Iowa after terror attacks
Shoppers resume store visits, church attendance stabilizes, and flights resume as Eastern Iowans inch back to daily life two weeks after the Sept. 11 attacks. Retailers report cautious, reserved behavior while ministers note lingering reflection on justice and revenge.
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New York
Washington
John White
New Life Community Church
Coralville
Mary Davis
Sears
Lindale Mall
Cedar Rapids
Masons Lodge 666 Renamed to 676 in Iowa
Cedar Rapids Masons Lodge No 666 voted to change its number to 676 at a Grand Lodge of Iowa conference. The change aims to avoid the biblical 666 mark, with lodge leader Tim Anderson noting it removes a roadblock to membership and reflects modern beliefs. The lodge, founded 1967, is among Cedar Rapids units and Iowa’s 323 lodges.
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Rick Smith Gazette
Edar Rapids
Kings- Con Lodge No
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Iowa Masons
Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Lodge No. 666
Lodge No. 676
Tim Anderson
Af&am
Mike Bonney
Anderson
Lodge 666
Cedar Rapids
State
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