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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2002
Page
2
Mechanicsville teens Brandon Mullan and Eric Eisele chase rap careers with early attention from Accent and local media. Elijah Wood, known for Frodo in Lord of the Rings, slated as subject of a forthcoming book from Arte Books.
The injured Glen Thomas is 38 years old, not the previously reported age. A Saturday stabbing occurred in Springville and was recently updated after new information from The Ghette. Noelridge Christian Church will present A Noelridge Christmas Carol at 7 pm Friday and 10 30 am Sunday, not a concert as earlier stated.
Angela Bruce, a Washington High School staff member, clarified that her comments referred to other students not involved in Thursday’s fight. The Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and fairness and provides contact numbers for corrections.
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and frequent recycling messages. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or use local recycling locations to support the program.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette editions publish from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 with daily and Sunday circulation. Rates list carrier and motor route fees and mail options for various regions.
In a Sunday column Mike Deupree argues bowl selections anger Iowa State and Iowa fans alike as teams face uneven travel plans and late decisions. He notes the flawed selection process and urges moving past disappointments to prepare for the games.
President Bush named John Snow, 63, chair of CSX Corp., as treasury secretary candidate to replace Paul O'Neill after a reshuffle. Snow previously served in the Ford administration and later led a major railroad company, signaling continued push for tax cuts to energize the economy.
Sen. Chuck Grassley will head the Senate Finance Committee review. John Snow, a cautious public speaker with a PhD in economics, will back Bush’s pro growth agenda and argue reforms to curb corporate abuses. Bush vows tax relief and new steps to accelerate economic recovery with Snow central to policy.
Robert Ward, 32, survived nearly seven days in a wrecked car after it plunged into a ravine near Charleston. He kept warm using car lining as a blanket, burned paper, melted snow for water, and ate peanut butter from a jar with sauce packets. He suffered a broken hip and frostbitten feet but is in serious condition after surgery.
The Supreme Court refused to rule on whether the federal government should pay for indigent death row inmates legal help during state clemency proceedings and last minute appeals. The case involved three Texas men already executed, challenging who funds clemency and related appeals.
The court refused without comment to consider a jail strip search case, a free speech challenge to dentistry advertising limits in Florida, an alleged mob gambling case testing a federal money laundering statute, and Republican Senate hopeful Douglas Forrester’s challenge to New Jersey Democratic Party replacement for Sen. Torricelli.
The Bush administration argued against federal government involvement in state clemency hearings. Solicitor General Theodore Olson said states might oppose federal courts appointing and paying for lawyers for inmates seeking clemency.
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