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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2003
Page
2
Reading Plainsong interview with Kent Haruf includes audio clips under Entertainment. Local Forkcasts profile area restaurants available via Entertainment Food on GazetteOnline. Sign up for 24/7 Eastern Iowa news at Gazet teOnline.com
A profile notes Owen Wilson once an aimless prep school student expelled for cheating, later learning discipline that guided his career. The piece also discusses consumer confusion about supplements and how to choose vitamins minerals and herbs for quality of life.
Washington leaders push for a new UN resolution to disarm Saddam Hussein while warning time is running out. Bush links Saddam to al Qaida, Blair urges unity, Powell to present evidence next week, and Senate Democrats seek briefing. Turkey endorses foreign troops as war drums beat.
Sat satellites spotted trucks at Yongbyon storage site amid debate in U S intelligence over North Korea aims. Officials say 8000 rods could yield four to five bombs if processed, while White House cautions Pyongyang against further provocation.
A correction note explains ticketing for the Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats at the Paramount and fixes a February 47 registration night error for Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School families. It includes correct contact numbers for Gazette readers to report misprints and seek clarifications.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette promote recycling and agriculture by printing soybean ink. Notices include mailing and subscription details for Gazette Communications Inc based in Cedar Rapids, with rates for weekly, motor route, and mail editions and contact numbers.
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