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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2001
Page
2
Analysis compares courtroom reporting to sports coverage noting scheduling, access, and evolving testimony shape. It discusses balance in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City trials, and the press role in interpreting daily testimony while trials unfold toward a final verdict.
The 1540 acre Dillonwood Grove of giant sequoias, held by a single family, was sold to the Save the Redwoods League and added to Sequoia National Park. Funding included a $5 million federal appropriation and a $1 million Packard Foundation grant with additional gifts from Oracle and Goldman Foundations. The bipartisan move, endorsed by Congress, makes Dillonwood among the five largest sequoia groves. President Bush spent a weekend in Washington with church and a jog at Fort McNair.
Brown University has appealed a National Labor Relations Board ruling that allowed some graduate students to vote on forming a union. The university argues that teaching assistants who are course instructors are not employees under federal law, and it cites an election held last week by about 500 teaching and research assistants whose results remain secret during the appeal.
An unusual odor sickened about 20 security workers at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport causing departure delays for hundreds of passengers. Security checkpoint was shut and air samples showed no abnormal results. Fire rescue spokesman suggested perfume or hair spray as the likely source.
The Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers and drop them at City Carton or nearby recycling locations. It notes the Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids address and subscription details including rates for daily and Sunday editions and mail options.
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