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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2001
Page
2
The article critiques Davenport Iowa for lacking a flood wall as FEMA chief Joe Allbaugh visits with Gov. Tom Vilsack. It argues the river town risks taxpayer-burdened flood damage while preserving riverfront tourism. It also notes Eastern Iowa Airport travelers favor covered or remote parking, amid a light tone on airport perks.
The Bush administration did not request funding for litigation costs in the tobacco case, prompting speculation that the government may drop or scale back the suit. The budget calls for 1.8 million dollars for salaries, with no line for legal work or document analysis.
Prince Charles arrives in Ottawa with disinfection precautions as Canada plans a five day tour to Saskatchewan and Yukon Territory. He meets Heritage Minister Sheila Copps and pledges all clothing and footwear were disinfected. He will not visit Saskatchewan farms. The epidemic in Britain has infected 1,475 farms and led to culling to contain the disease.
A collection of corrections and notices from The Gazette including a church dinner scheduled at St. Joseph's Elkader, a clarification on a Neighbors Bulletin Board error, a misspelling correction for Andrea LeClerc, and statements about The Gazette’s corrections policy. It also notes recycling efforts and publication details for Gazette Communications Inc.
The Supreme Court debated whether state restrictions on cigarette advertising violate the First Amendment or overstep regulatory bounds. Justices questioned expanding protections for commercial speech while Massachusetts seeks bans near schools and playgrounds, arguing health risks to children and states’ rights under existing law.
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