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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2000
Page
2
In a columnist's lighthearted tribute to cooking gear, the writer muses on the fish tweezer and imagines absurd devices a chef might need. Fantastical ideas include a long tong, an anti larding needle, a bay leaf beacon, a dehumidifier for meats, a Nomex no mess towel, an undo button, and a pneumatic cat pummeler.
In Moscow officials declared all 118 sailors aboard the Kursk probably perished after a fatal explosion and sinking in the Arctic. A British mini-sub and Norwegian divers joined the rescue effort and aimed to reach the wreck to determine if any could have survived.
Bush presses education theme during post convention tour with rallies in Mesilla New Mexico and Dallas Texas. He pledges to improve public schools and proposes 802 million dollars for tribal school repairs plus 126 million to replace six schools. He criticizes Gore for finger pointing after the Democratic convention.
The Gazette pledges future oriented journalism by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at nearby locations.
The item lists establishment in 1883 and publishing address 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It details periodical distribution, subscription rates by carrier and mail and AP republication rights. It provides contact numbers and office box 511 for ad changes and general inquiries.
Sen. John McCain spent more than five hours in surgery at the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix to remove skin cancer from his temple and upper arm. Doctors announced the lymph node tests showed no melanoma spread, with full tissue results pending.
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