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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2002
Page
2
Cedar Rapids firm Tektivity provides off site computers systems design and maintenance for businesses and non profit agencies. Sunday Money reports on the evolving high tech help available locally.
Commemorative poster honors Iowa Hawkeyes 2002 Big Ten title season with sports pages from across the season. Sunday sports section highlights key games and moments.
A Gazette correction states the crack photo on Edgewood Road bridge 1A was provided by Cedar Rapids Traffic Engineering Department and that the previous image source was misidentified.
The meat pies recipe in Tuesday's food section omits yogurt and pine nuts, optional ingredients used by the bakers at the Islamic Center of Cedar Rapids. The Gazette invites feedback on accuracy and completeness and provides contact numbers for corrections.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette advertise recycling options and outline editions, rates, and subscriptions. It notes daily and Sunday publication from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with mailing details and AP republication rights.
Jacquelyn Mitchard argues that compassion for the poor is a moral duty and social necessity. She reflects on Dickens A Christmas Carol to show how poverty endures across eras and questions why affluent readers resist aid. She urges gratitude and action, noting personal family history of upward mobility.
North Korea said it would restart a Soviet designed reactor frozen in 1994 and resume construction of other facilities to provide power. The move drew opposition from South Korea and concerns from the United States and the UN nuclear agency.
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