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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2003
Page
2
A feature explores modern dating goals as individuals seek enduring compatibility across marriages and long term commitments. It examines personal plots, social expectations, and shifting norms in pursuit of lasting partnership.
Iowa City West defeats Cedar Rapids Kennedy by a quarterfinal win to advance in the state wrestling tournament. The match sets up a semifinal clash as the team vies for a top prize.
A family friendly Chinese buffet named Golden invites nearby residents to dine in. The venue emphasizes a welcoming atmosphere and a diverse menu to suit all ages and tastes.
The Senate Local Government Committee approved a bill to let small Iowa towns reduce their city councils from five to three members in towns with populations under 500. Some officials oppose, noting value of broader input, while others see benefits of a smaller panel.
The Bush administration lowered the national terror alert from orange to yellow citing the Muslim hajj period and reduced protective measures. Officials warned al Qaida remains capable and urged continued vigilance while noting the elevated alert remains a precautionary stance.
The University of Iowa will stop vehicle inspections in parking areas adjacent to Carver-Hawkeye Arena after a federal threat level reduction to yellow. Inspections at Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids will last until noon Saturday, with Per Mar Security needing 48 hours notice to release staff.
Former President George H W Bush told about 1,100 at Sinclair Auditorium the goal in Iraq is ending aggression and weapons of mass destruction, not oil, citing Desert Storm as a measured victory. Demonstrators from Women for Peace and Iowans for Peace protested outside.
The Iowa City Council debates an antiwar resolution citing past acts like the 1985 Nuclear Weapon Free Zone ordinance and other proclamations. Critics say it wastes time. supporters call it a moral statement reflecting community concern, noting 117 cities nationally have antiwar resolutions.
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