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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2002
Page
1
Don and Glenda Eilers lost their replacement home to a fire ten years after a tornado destroyed their previous house. The city plans about 46000 in stopgap funding to aid the couple as details unfold in local coverage.
Brown tones return to interiors in two distinct moods. One seeks warm, earthy calm while the other leans bold and modern with contrasting textures. Designers highlight versatility for living rooms and kitchens, pairing natural materials with contemporary fixtures.
Linn County shoppers will see a 1 percent local option sales tax lapse on Dec. 31 with most areas reverting to 5 percent. Bertram and Prairieburg voters had approved longer taxation. Refunds will be issued for pre Dec. 31 purchases, and high rev funding supported a pool, City Hall and infrastructure projects.
Dan Cramer of Cramer & Associates reports no setbacks on the Cedar River Edgewood Road bridge repair in Cedar Rapids. Work aims to reopen one lane by Jan. 2 or 3 with three reinforcing plates welded by Jan. 2 and a second phase by Jan. 20.
Andy Gindroz, 18, a Saint Catharines Ontario high school senior, battles a benign walnut-sized brain tumor near his right carotid artery. UI doctors advised against immediate surgery. he remains optimistic, keeps up with classes, and communicates with his school while undergoing treatment in Iowa City.
President Bush granted pardons to seven Americans including Walter F. Schaerer of Amana who was fined 15000 in 1989 for a false statement to the Social Security Administration. Schaerer’s daughter said he is very happy and credited attorneys with obtaining the pardon.
Senate Republicans elected Bill Frist of Tennessee as their new majority leader after a brief impeachment like upheaval. He pledged to repair racial rifts and unite the caucus to guide the party forward.
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