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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2002
Page
1
Dave Malloy has played Santa for 16 holidays and he values the honesty in kids’ faces as they share wishes. The Linn Mar Lions basketball team features three seniors led by Matt Crawford as they press for a winning season.
The interim president received two petitions urging the UI to reconsider its handling of the Pierre Pierce case. An Iowa report notes the average cropland value rose 2 percent in Q3, detailing regional impacts.
Designers study Frida Kahlo’s bold looks and unconventional beauty to capture her distinctive persona in tomorrow’s fashion and art roundups. The piece highlights how Kahlo’s iconic imagery influences modern designers and contemporary collections.
Phyllis Nelson, 55 of Iowa City, goes on trial for the December 12 2001 stabbing death of her husband Dr Richard Nelson executive dean of the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine. The state calls it first degree murder while the defense cites accident or self defense.
Keegan testified that Brandy Byrd hit Greg Wells with a hammer and ordered him to cut Wells' throat while Byrd straddled Wells. He described Byrd insisting on blood and denied knowledge of a robbery plan. Keegan, 18, faces first degree murder and robbery charges for Wells' January 6 death.
Iowa supporters snap up over 20 000 Orange Bowl tickets as fans celebrate the switch from Rose Bowl. Bud Sueppel from Iowa City hails the Jan 2 USC showdown as prime time exposure boosting recruitment in Florida. He plans to drive with friends to Florida.
The AMA urges broadcasters to limit beer wine and liquor ads seen by young viewers. A report links youth alcohol use to brain damage and impaired memory with hippocampus shrinkage about 10 percent versus non drinkers.
A Des Moines panel recommends saving tens of millions by closing two mental health institutes and by altering prison sentences and Medicaid drug costs. The Program Elimination Commission's plan will go to the 80th General Assembly for an all-or-nothing vote when lawmakers convene January 13. Chairman Bob Rafferty, a West Des Moines attorney, led the group.
The panel proposes closing two of Iowa's four mental health institutes and reforming prison sentences while cutting Medicaid prescription payments. Autonom y, ex Governor Branstad's chief of staff and former legislator, says no total savings have been set, but projections likely miss the $100 million target for fiscal 2004.
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