29 Dec 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2001
Page
1
Sherry Caramazza promotes seizure assist dogs to raise public awareness. OPEC confirms a planned daily crude output cut to support oil prices.
A retrospective recalling the 2001 Sept. 11 attacks and the lasting memories for those who witnessed the events, with details featured by Iowa Today.
Rep. Jim Nussle accuses Sen. Tom Harkin of failing to push a new farm bill, arguing leadership was wasted and funding was not acted on promptly. Harkin defends bipartisanship as the bill stalls after a December filibuster and notes plans to revive it in January.
In San Antonio dozens of Hawkeye fans celebrate a missed Iowa State field goal that likely cost Iowa State a win over Alabama. The scene unfolds during the Alamo Bowl as Iowa faces Texas Tech with 10,000 supporters in attendance.
Iowa lawmakers including Rep. Chuck Larson Jr. will seek to require defendants be present for victim impact statements before sentencing. The move follows Jonathan Memmer being allowed to leave the courtroom after two murder convictions, prompting anger from families and calls for healing through direct victim address. Local families and officials say the change would ensure defendants hear impact statements.
Donald Stickle Sr and Donald Stickle Jr pleaded guilty in federal court to selling and transporting meat unfit for human consumption to an Amish community in southern Iowa. They were fined 5000 dollars each and ordered to pay court costs, with license restrictions on future meat handling.
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