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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2002
Page
1
Gazette and KCRG-TV9 continue unsolved missing person cases in Iowa with a second weekly feature. Viewers are urged to watch KCRG-TV9 at 6 p.m. Wednesday for the next report.
A man in his early 30s was found dead in a farm hay pile about 12 miles north of Decorah on March 31 1986 after his body lay undiscovered for a year. Sheriff Floyd Ashbacher says new technology may help link him to a missing person case as investigators note he may have traveled from Ohio toward California.
Diana Haake and fellow Regis High School Class of 1986 graduates mobilize a study after four of 55 classmates die of cancer and four more are diagnosed. They launched a survey and a website to gather health data, with more than 2,500 visitors and 300 responses since January.
Shannon Bahrke earned the first U.S. medal with silver in the women's freestyle moguls while Derek Parra captured a silver in the 5000 meters speedskating at Salt Lake 2002.
Oscar season shows films may not reach Iowa quickly as print runs stay limited and theaters close in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Carmike shuttered four venues shrinking options while Western and regional screens differ, leaving fans like Lane Dunlop traveling to find desired titles.
The Video Software Dealers Association reports movie rentals reaching 2.99 billion transactions vs 1.49 billion movie tickets sold. The story notes DVD growth and references Accent page 1 for more on rental trends.
Queen Elizabeth II announced the death of her beloved sister Princess Margaret who died at age seventy one after a stroke and heart problems. She was taken to King Edward VII Hospital from Kensington Palace and died four hours later.
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