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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2003
Page
2
Three newlywed couples from eastern Iowa share surprise discoveries about each other since their weddings last summer. The piece contrasts romantic expectations with real-life adjustments and lessons learned in daily life after the big day.
The Gazette corrects a Sunday story that misstated a World Trade Center victim as Laurel Clark's brother. The correction clarifies that the World Trade Center casualty was Clark's cousin. Readers may comment on accuracy and completeness via listed phone numbers.
Kathleen Parker critiques the SUV backlash, noting how media figures like Arianna Huffington and Matt Lauer link drivers to political excess. The piece blends humor with a defense of practical use, acknowledging fuel concerns while deflating moral grandstanding and pot jokes. It recalls Parker’s personal SUV history and reflects on travel choices, carpooling, and urban living realities.
Secretary of State Colin Powell will present photographs of mobile biological weapons installations and overheard Iraqi conversation transcripts to persuade allies Saddam Hussein has potent arsenals defying U N disarmament demands. The briefing, with other representatives, aims to expand coalition support ahead of a UN Security Council session.
The Pentagon weighs new Pacific deployments to deter North Korea while focusing on Iraq. Possible moves include sending an aircraft carrier off the Korean peninsula and adding bombers in Guam. No decision yet. White House says diplomacy can still work. Satellite reports cite trucks moving spent fuel rods at a North Korean facility.
The Garatte urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at Cry Cadon 4280 Sixth St SW or the nearest Tecyshrig. The notice describes planting with soybean im s and promotes reuse of recycled materials.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette editions of Gazette Communications Inc publish daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. Rates include Camel $496 per week Motor Route $530 per week by mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues $1954 for 4 weeks $756.95 for 52 weeks. Other States and US Territories $327.60 for 5? weeks. AP has exclusive republication rights. Postmaster address changes to Gazette Communications Inc PO Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription service numbers: (319) 398-8333 or 800-397-0334.
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