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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2002
Page
2
A short ad notes that a spongeware butter crack is valued at 150 dollars and explains the distinction between spongeware and spatterware. It appears in an antiques classifieds item dated Saturday.
Correction note explains next week vote on rezoning land for a Fareway in Iowa City. The Gazette reports that a prior headline misrepresented the story and promises clarification in upcoming pages. Readers may call provided numbers to comment or seek details.
A brief notice lists tip line phone numbers for Cedar Rapids 800 397 8212, Iowa City 319 398 8254, and another Cedar Rapids line at 319 339 3155 for public safety tips and community alerts.
The Gazette encourages readers to recycle newspapers using soybean ink on recycled newsprint. Citizens are invited to drop off at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St SW or at their nearest drop point.
Jacquelyn Mitchard criticizes judges and national loyalties in Olympic figure skating. She cites Sale and Pelletier's gold award, Sikharulidze and Berezhnaya's comeback, and calls for true objectivity, noting politics and bias undermine the sport and its young athletes. The column stresses courage and grace under pressure.
Washington AP reports the last year tax overhaul creates dozens of changes with one new line triggering over a million errors. Even with Bush relief, complexity rises as credits and e filing expand. IRS urges careful reading of 1040 instructions amid refunds and extensions.
A single winning ticket for a 32 million dollar Powerball jackpot was sold in Las Cruces New Mexico. The winner’s identity was not made public. The numbers drawn were 8 9 19 22 25 and Powerball 11. Players can take 32 million in 25 payments over 24 years or a 17.9 million lump sum before taxes. Federal 27 percent and state 6 percent taxes apply. Powerball is played in 21 states and DC.
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