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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2002
Page
1
James Van Allen reflects on his 1959 journey to the Soviet Union with his daughter as the era of Cold War politics loomed. The piece appears in a multi-section series with brief notes on Iowa athletics and a bond election for school additions.
A home feature suggests elevating the humble pot roast with tart apples and wine or a luxurious sauce to boost appeal. The piece, part of Tuesday’s Accent Food column, previews easy enhancements for readers planning meals.
The Games closed amid global cheers and scandal as the United States led in medals and a Black athlete won gold for the first time at the Winter Olympics. Canada claimed a second skating gold after a judge’s misconduct, while Russia protested decisions they felt biased.
In Salt Lake City, early Sunday clashes between crowds and police near beer booths led to multiple arrests as Olympic events unfold. Canada defeated the United States 5-2 in hockey to claim gold. Russia and Spain each faced sanctions after doping tests stripped 10 gold medalists of skiing medals, while a persistent figure skating scandal dominates coverage.
Congress returns to a split on extending unemployment benefits as 13 weeks gain bipartisan support. The measure aims to aid about 2 million workers exhausting regular benefits in early 2002, amid partisan fights over tying aid to tax cuts and broader stimulus.
Week seven of the 2002 Iowa legislature signals a heavy agenda with a vote on official English and start of fiscal 2002 budget work. New revenue estimates show a $120.7 million gap, prompting Gov. Vilsack to seek rainy day funds while GOP leaders push spending cuts and reallocations.
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