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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2002
Page
2
The GazetteOnline recap highlights Kernels advance toward the playoffs with game recaps and features on top players. Sign up for full access to Eastern Iowa sports coverage and more.
A closer look at computer programs aimed at reducing spam floods in mailboxes. Experts outline approaches used by Monday readers to filter unwanted messages and protect inboxes from automated bulk email.
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City phone lines listed for tips plus tollfree line for complete company directory and email addresses. Includes local exchange numbers and customer contact options.
The Gazette prints with soybean ink and on recycled newsprint to support future agriculture. It invites readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street and at local recycling locations. The paper is part of Gazette Communications Inc, established in 1883 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Cedar Rapids Kernels host family program links players with local households at a lower cost than hotels. At the new Veterans Memorial Stadium a nurse is on duty for every game, helping a 67 year old fan who later needed carotid artery surgery. The nurse is Ron and Bonnie Tietge’s daughter. Lindsey Hamer, a Linn-Mar High School student, plans a Paris trip with her class and works as an usher at Kernels games. The story highlights how coincidence and care kept Ron safe after a near stroke.
Elbe River reached a peak then eased in Dresden while downstream towns faced swollen waters wrecking roads and rail lines. Generators powered pumps in Theater Square to keep water from the Semper Opera and Zwinger Palace as officials reported the river just under 31 feet and a resident died in a Dresden basement flood.
In Prague, zookeepers coaxed 18 year old hippo Slavek from the elephants pavilion after last week's floods. The animal had been missing when waters surged through the Zoological Garden. Floods killed scores of animals and forced closures across Prague and multiple cities as aid teams begin cleanup.
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