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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2003
Page
2
Gazette Online spotlights Local Forkcasts with restaurant profiles in the Duck Entertainment section. Readers are urged to explore nearby eateries as they search for meals, noting options and potential new favorites in the area.
Since moving to Cedar Rapids five years ago Tresha Walker has blossomed into a leader. Among a flurry of activities in and out of school she is a relentless volunteer. Meet the lively and loquacious 17 year old Thursday in Accent.
A correction notes the first words benchmark for children spans 4 to 17 months not 12 months. Speech pathologist Sue Lawler urges calm if no words by 12 months and clarifies the Bush policy misattribution to Rep Dennis Kucinich. The Gazette invites accuracy concerns and provides contact numbers for clarifications.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette are editions of Gazette Communications Inc. Subscriptions cost 4.95 per week, 5.30 for motor route delivery per week, with 7 morning and Sunday issues. Rates include 1964 for 4 weeks and 756.95 for 52 weeks. AP content is used exclusively. Postmaster mail to Cedar Rapids IA 52406.
Mike Deupree contemplates an absurd energy idea harvesting fuel from mucous secretions. He riffs on feasibility, recycling schemes, plus citizen trials, political protests, and cultural shifts while poking fun at the science and policy surrounding alternative fuels.
KCNA quoted a North Korean army spokesman accusing the United States of massing reinforcements for a pre emptive strike aboard the peninsula. The nuclear standoff deepens as Washington seeks talks and a nonaggression accord while Pyongyang restarts its nuclear program amid international pressure.
Israeli undercover troops in a van loaded with vegetables killed a top Hamas militant in a roadside ambush in Gaza City. In a separate operation, troops blew up the house of a suspected bombmaker and fatally shot two Palestinians. The actions follow pledges by Israeli leaders to crack down on Hamas amid renewed ceasefire talks.
In Geneva AP report the UN Children’s Fund says about 14 000 health workers will vaccinate over four million Iraqi children against polio next week despite the threat of a US led war. UNICEF supports measles vaccination alongside the polio drive.
Spanish police seized a corroded 10 inch bell weighing about 30 pounds from the Hotel Ritz Madrid auction site. Portugal sought to halt the sale arguing the artifact came from a sunk galleon and could be the Santa Maria. Experts doubt proof but authorities press on with the seizure as part of a long legal battle.
Aleksandar Vasiljevic a former Yugoslav intelligence officer testified in The Hague that Muslim militants rather than Serb gunmen opened fire on a Sarajevo peace rally on April 6 1992 a view that challenges the consensus of Serb responsibility for the start of the Bosnian war The witness based on intelligence data and not present at the scene contradicted widely held facts and supported Milosevic defense in the war crimes trial though not himself formally indicted The testimony occurs as Milosevic faces 66 counts across Croatia Bosnia and Kosovo and the war that began in April 1992 and ended with Dayton in 1995.
A garbled OCR fragment lists diverse businesses and brands including 20th Century Fox, Busford College, C&R Productions, Hoover Motors, Deere Community Credit Union, Ethane Treasures, Four Seasons, Godwin Restaurants, Holland Orchard, Drapery, Construction, JK Harns & Company, Hibcety Bank, 4D Finn Area Credit, Goon Mc teaduisA, Mike McGrath, Nebons Meats, New Lite Fitness, Nest Generation Wireless, Nextel, and Cawist.
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