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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2001
Page
2
The text urges strict hygiene to curb germs with frequent hand washing and handkerchief use. It contrasts cautious individuals who avoid handshakes with views on exposure to build immunity. It references drama and TV habits and notes controversy over penicillin shots and viral colds.
Pass the hash Bill served 13 years as a Big Ten official and about 20 in the NFL, retiring in 2000 after five seasons as NFL observer in Green Bay. He coached and taught in the school system, led Coe athletics, worked for Nissen's CMF&C and Skogman Construction, sat on the Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission, and fueled the Kernels stadium drive. Gus Schrader notes the pair Quinby and Bill Broussard, active in the community, share long Cedar Rapids walks and observations.
The Gazette emphasizes a commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink to promote agriculture. The item notes the publication details and circulation highlights amid a dated press text.
President Bush prepares a 1.96 trillion dollar budget with a 4 percent cap on discretionary spending and potential cuts at Agriculture and Transportation. Vice President Cheney vows vetoes against excessive appropriations while education gains priority amid a 12 department review and a Senate move to reduce the tax cut to 1.2 trillion.
Pope John Paul II presided over Palm Sunday Mass in St. Peter's Square with about 50,000 attendees. World Youth Day will be held in Toronto in July 2002, with a Canadian delegation receiving the World Youth Day cross from Italian youths.
An explosion in a fast food restaurant in Schiphol's passenger terminal caused a fire and evacuation. Fire and police halted traffic and closed entrances while dozens of ambulances arrived. Flights were delayed but expected to resume by day’s end. Burger King had declared the Schiphol outlet its busiest location weeks earlier.
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