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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2002
Page
2
KCRG TV9 journalist Mike Wagner travels to Cuba to cover Iowa Army Reserve troops at Guantanamo Bay. The Gazette will publish a Sunday feature and KCRG-TV9 News at 6 PM will air the report starting Monday.
The Gazette reports corrections for a page 1 graphic with transposed Israeli and Palestinian flags and a photo caption that misnamed Cedar Rapids attorney Alfred Willett. It also fixes kindergarten roundup dates for the Marion Independent district to April 4 at Starry Elementary and April 5 at Emerson Elementary.
Leonard Pitts argues that controversy over Holocaust themed art at New York's Jewish Museum reveals society's drift from reverence. He notes irony and self awareness shape reactions, comparing the exhibit to past sacred subjects and calling for a broader discussion on art's role in culture.
Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill announced a plan to avoid default by diverting federal retirement funds into a non interest bearing account to free borrowing room. He said the move would not harm retirees and interest lost would be made up later.
New York AP report notes 79 percent of 201 adults say lack of respect and courtesy is a serious problem in U S society. The survey shows widespread annoyance at rude acts like loud cell phone use and aggressive driving with regional and demographic nuances.
Jury pool selected as Michael Skakel faces a murder charge for the Martha Moxley case. Judge John Kavanewsky Jr. presented jurors. two were chosen, with seating potentially spanning over a month. The trial could last up to two months with a possible life sentence upon conviction.
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