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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2002
Page
1
A feature explores how chronic illnesses shape adolescence, highlighting medical challenges, barriers to education, emotional strain, and the resilience of young people navigating health care, family support, and social life.
Calisa Jaster, 3, battles brain cancer relapse while fans cheer a dominant Iowa win. Center Jennie Lillis pours in a career best 32 points to topple Penn State and snap their five game streak, 96 to 81, Sunday.
Second ranked Iowa beats visiting Penn State 24 to 11 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena despite absence of All-American Mike Zadick. Details on 1C.
The Nature Mapping Program started by Iowa State University in 1999 trains volunteers to collect data on common wildlife species. A lesson covers the pros and cons of using antibiotics like penicillin to treat infections.
Iowa voters pack precinct caucuses to elect chairs and hear candidates. Green Party co chairs promise films and social events at venues in Johnson Cedar and Washington counties including Iowa City Public Library. Republicans expect President Bush greeting and Democrats tout joint governor and senator re election in a historic year.
Iowa lawmakers begin the second trimester of a 90 day session with a looming school aid deadline for the 2003 04 year and potential further budget cuts as state finances falter. They will also tackle social policy items including cloning bans covenant marriages and parental consent for body piercing.
Salt Lake City welcomed the Winter Games with strong reviews as a $310 million security plan ran smoothly. American athletes claimed a gold and two silvers while revelers enjoyed dancing and drinking, despite traffic snarls and criticism from Russian skier Larissa Lazutina over security checks.
Larry Dinger, 55, named ambassador to Micronesia, joining his brother John Dinger, 49, U S ambassador to Mongolia. The Riceville Iowa natives are the first Foreign Service siblings to reach ambassadorships through the ranks. The brothers credit their small town for shaping their careers and identities.
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