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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2002
Page
1
Lucas McIntire of Dubuque works at a Baldwin winery as Iowa’s first winemaking apprentice, learning every stage from grape to bottle.
Iowa State labors through rain and snow in Idaho as it prepares for the Humanitarian Bowl on Tuesday. Strong winds and field conditions challenge practice sessions and travel plans for the Cyclone squad.
The Iowa women beat Missouri 87 to 65 on their home court Sunday. An antenna shown among World Trade Center artifacts is preserved for museums and memorials. Tomorrow offers ideas and recipes for a true bowl party.
A brief horoscope column offers guidance for love, money, and health this weekend. Readers are advised to stay alert for hidden opportunities and minor luck shifts affecting personal plans and daily routines.
Secretary Powell says the United States will use diplomacy to address North Korea's plan to restart plutonium production but rejects direct talks, preferring intermediaries. He warns no imminent crisis and rules out a preemptive strike, noting a full range of capabilities. North Korea denounces U S pressure and calls for face to face dialogue.
Powell says Iraq would not be broken into small states after a U S led war while Defense Secretary Rumsfeld warned last week of dangers surrounding North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
Fort Lauderdale residents hosted a joint beach gathering for Iowa Hawkeyes and USC Trojans players at Fort Lauderdale Beach. Kicking star Nate Kaeding and Heisman winner Carson Palmer commented on the break from football, noting the fun and relaxation amid water sports and music.
As the Orange Bowl nears, Iowa and USC leaders meet to discuss NFL futures amid practice, film and meals in Miami. Players Robert Gallery and Brad Banks stress focus and confidence ahead of the game.
Rep. Jim Leach signals plans to run again in Iowa’s newly drawn 2nd District amid a tight race with Julie Thomas who spent over 1 million dollars. Leach criticizes campaign money levels as unhealthy and notes he did not take PAC money. Thomas loaned her campaign 205000 while Leach loaned 60000 to his effort.
The Gazette notes Iowa has among the lowest identity theft rates with fewer than 17 victims and fewer than 11 suspects per 100 000. Officials plan to review state laws as a major New York scam may raise nationwide cases, potentially affecting 30 000 people, with security implications highlighted by Barbara Span of Star Systems.
New York AP report says the company Clonard claims to have created the first cloned human, nicknamed Eve, is returning to the United States with her family. CEO Bri gitte Boisselier cites possible DNA testing to prove cloning and gives few details on origins. A second cloned baby is expected next week in northern Europe.
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