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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2002
Page
2
Anne Rutter’s weekly On the Back Burner column is available online with bonus Web-exclusive recipes at GazetteOnline Entertainment Food. The Gazette previews college football as summer ends, highlighting Iowa Hawkeyes Iowa State Cyclones and Nebraska Panthers in sports coverage.
Elvis Presley remains a major pop culture presence twenty five years after his death with continued headlines and tributes featured in Weekend.
The Associated Press mis-stated Reagan National as a main hub for US Airways. The airline's hubs are Charlotte Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The Gazette invites reader comments and will publish corrections if needed.
The Gazette promotes agriculture using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton and other locations, with postal and contact details for Gazette Communications in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Mike Deupree examines weight issues from scientific hopes to legal action. A New York lawyer sues fast food giants for obesity while profiling and economic bias emerge as themes. The column blend critiques of America’s weight obsession and calls for balanced view.
Investigators report no physical evidence tying Dr. Steven J. Hatfill to the anthrax mailings that killed five last fall. Hatfill is labeled a person of interest among about 30 people under scrutiny as officials note the case remains stalled and difficult to solve. A New Jersey mailbox test was positive for anthrax, the only such result among 561 mailboxes tested.
Federal officials authorize 4.6 billion in aid to link subways ferries and trains at the World Trade Center site in lower Manhattan. Gov Pataki Mayor Bloomberg and Sen Clinton announce with FEMA rules loosened to allow new construction as part of lower Manhattan recovery.
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