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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2002
Page
2
A teen Rebeka Abrams at home sparks a family clash. The Accent section previews entertainment and travel pieces including packing tips for carry-on luggage and a feature on Eastern Iowa theaters and Oscar contenders.
The Gazette notes a misspelled last name Margaret Keyes in a Wednesday Neighbors story and corrects a February report that Brandy Byrd and David Keegan face first degree murder and robbery charges in the Greg Wells case. Readers may call the provided numbers to comment.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or to recycle at nearby locations.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette editions publish daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail including Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues. The publication is an edition of Gazette Communications Inc and AP news dispatches are exclusive to AP republication. Postmaster address changes to Gazette Communications Inc Cedar Rapids Iowa.
The notice provides phone lines for subscription services with numbers 319 398 8333 319 339 3150 and 1 800 397 8333 plus a general line 319 398 8211 for public inquiries.
U S military says they captured the wrong people in a January 23 Afghan raid and have released them. An investigation seeks to confirm whether about 15 killed in the same operation were also not the intended targets. Pentagon officials say 27 detainees were handed over to Afghan authorities.
Afghan authorities freed 27 detainees arrested during a January 23 raid the U S forces initially framed as a hideout for al Qaida. John Walker Lindh remains in federal custody awaiting trial. CIA chief warns al Qaida remains a serious threat aiming at high profile targets including the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics opening. A tattered World Trade Center flag will be carried at the ceremony.
CIA Director George Tenet testified that Osama bin Ladin's al Qaida remains the most immediate and serious threat, capable of striking high profile targets including possibly the Olympics. He noted nearly 1,000 al Qaida operatives arrested in over 60 countries but warned the group has not been destroyed.
A federal judge refused to free John Walker Lindh pending trial, saying he has incentives to flee. In Alexandria Virginia the 45 minute hearing featured defense claims Lindh is not dangerous and poses no flight risk while prosecutors branded him a committed terrorist.
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