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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2001
Page
1
The Institute of Certified Travel Agents offers practical guidance for students traveling for spring break including reading the fine print, confirming reservations, and sharing costs wisely. The column humorously adds cautions about scams, packing basics, and realistic expectations while noting gender-specific insights.
In Cairo talks Powell and Russian Foreign Minister Ivanov pledged a constructive approach to Iraq and missile defenses. They agreed to have experts study offensive-arms cutbacks while maintaining U.S. backed sanctions on Iraq. Mubarak supported sanctions but said they hurt civilians. Powell labeled Saddam a threat to regional children. A protest occurred in Iraq as Powell visited Jerusalem to meet Barak and set up talks with Sharon and Arafat.
The Gazette prints with soybean ink and recycles newsprint to encourage readers to drop newspapers at City Carton or recycle locations. The paper is part of Gazette Communications Inc with Cedar Rapids mailing address and weekly subscription rates.
President Bush says the 5.6 trillion dollar surplus projected over ten years is the cornerstone of his budget. He argues the surplus allows a large tax cut while funding education Social Security and Medicare without increasing the national debt. Democrats warn surpluses may fade and accuse the plan of favoring the wealthy.
Iona Gov. Tom Vilsack delivering the Democratic radio response argued the Bush plan favors the wealthy. He said fairness means relief should go to those who need it most, especially middle income families and seniors on fixed incomes facing higher energy costs.
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