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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2002
Page
1
Two houses sponsored by the Cedar Valley Habitat for Humanity are being built entirely by women. The project showcases female volunteers and community involvement in housing efforts.
C R RoughRiders host River City Lancers in season opener as high school grid action features Washington beating Jefferson 24-17 and Prairie routing Kennedy 27-0. Mount Vernon and Lisbon announce weekend studio tours by artists amid fall foliage in Eastern Iowa.
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Sen. Tom Harkin announced a staff shake-up after a junior aide secretly taped GOP opponent Greg Ganske's strategy meeting. Campaign manager Jeff Link resigned. John Frew named to guide the re election bid with six weeks until the November 5 vote. The senator blamed juvenile antics and denied criminal conduct.
Mayor Paul Pate informed the Vision Iowa Board that Cedar Rapids will apply for a 25 million Vision Iowa grant to back a 110 million project on the south side of downtown. The plan targets old industrial brownfields near the Cedar River including Czech Village and a landfill, proposing a village square, new housing and offices, a year round farmers market, and a riverfront amphitheater.
MTV camera crews shot a pilot night in Iowa City for College Reality led by Kosta Giannoulias. The entourage drank danced and kissed at Vitos and Etc then held an after hours party at 619 East Burlington Street. He plans further shoots at Michigan and Wisconsin Madison campuses with UI students involved.
The United States and Britain push the U.N. to set a seven day deadline for Saddam Hussein to agree to disarm and allow weapons inspectors. President Bush backs the move and warns that all necessary means will be used for defiance. The resolution would label Iraq in material breach and demand full destruction of weapons of mass destruction.
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