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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2002
Page
2
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Lisbon residents welcome growth while keeping small town friendliness. Neighbors share plans and daily life as the community evolves with new projects and ongoing neighborly ties.
An edition error stated the Hiawatha Public Library would be open Monday. The library will be closed in observance of Presidents Day. The Gazette invites reader feedback on accuracy and coverage and provides contact numbers.
A Des Moines column argues that pushing an official state language and compulsory pledges add little value amid economic trouble. It questions benefits of English as official language, notes concerns over the pledge and advocates more focus on real national aspects. Mike Deupree writes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Authorities arrested Ray Marsh and charged his son with theft by deception after dozens of decomposing bodies were found behind Tri State Crematory in Walker County Georgia. Officials estimate the number could reach hundreds as crews continue to search sheds and woods for remains.
The Sunday paper omits the usual national coupon supplements due to a temporary advertising distribution schedule change.
A brief legal notice listing entities including DayStar Munson Electric Novak Monument Company Payless Optical Piersons and others with docket references at 7A 15A indicating filing or hearing details. The fragment names multiple firms and locations in an official notice style.
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