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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 2002

Page

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Iowa to take full control of National Advanced Driving Simulator

Ten years after the National Advanced Driving Simulator arrived at the University of Iowa the university will assume full operational control this week with NHTSA providing support for a year. Contracts exceed four million dollars and initial projects study driver response to failures and distraction from devices including cell phones.

National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration NHTSA Willard L.D. Chen US College of Engineering Chen Keith Brewer University of Iowa Oakdale Research Park Coralville

Local Option Sales Tax Information Sources

Government page guidance on Iowa local option sales taxes from the Bureau of Gazette graphic Labor Statistics points readers to www.state.ia.us/tax/business/business.htm for more details.

Lowa State Bureau of Gazette Graphic Labor Statistics

Linn County Reinstates 1 Percent Local Sales Tax

Cedar Rapids and Jones County begin 1 percent local option sales tax. Motor vehicles groceries and pharmaceuticals excluded. Cedar Rapids projects include $15 million for pool renovations. the county allocates $5 million for roads. Marion plans a new city hall. Proceeds support schools and various local projects.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Marion

Attitudes on future terrorism risk in U S cities

A December 14 18 survey of 1 013 adults by ICR for The Associated Press shows 21 percent not too likely 47 percent somewhat likely and 6 percent not at all likely about future terrorist attacks on major U S cities buildings or landmarks with a 3 point margin of error.

U.S

Poll finds fewer Americans expect major terrorist attack

An Associated Press poll shows seven in ten Americans think another terrorist attack is likely though worry has eased since October. The share calling an attack "very likely" fell from 48 percent to 23 percent, amid cautious optimism about the economy as 2002 approaches.

Washington Associated Press Ron Kaiser Buffalo N.Y

New Yorkers Bid Farewell to Grim Gear and Marines Mission

2A Marines launch operation to capture Taliban leader. AP photo by ICR of Media, Pa. Poll finds 47 percent view another terrorist attack as somewhat likely. survey of 1,013 adults conducted Dec 14–18 with a 3 point margin.

ICR Media

Torchbearers from Eastern Iowa Chronology of Jan 5 to Jan 9

Eastern Iowa residents listed as Olympic torchbearers with their hometowns dates and carry times. Dr Larry Cook Cedar Rapids Jan 5 Winnetka Illinois 9 10 a m. Lowell Lyngass Postville Jan 5 Kenosha Wisconsin 11 59 a m. Vicki Finkstein Marion Jan 5 Kenosha Wisconsin 12 45 p m. Cathy and Jim Brousseau Marion Jan 5 Kenosha Wisconsin 1 38 p m. Kay Ashton Iowa City Jan 8 St Louis 5 17 p m. Dan Foster Iowa City Jan 8 St Louis 5 53 p m. Sara Snails Iowa City Jan 9 Wentzville Missouri 8 30 a m. Candace Peters Washington Jan 9 Columbia Missouri 11 09 a m. Kelly Grafing Iowa City Jan 9 Columbia Missouri 12 30 p m.

Larry Cook Cedar Rapids Winnetka Ill Lowell Lyngass Postville Kenosha Wis Vicki Finkstein Marion Cathy Jim Brousseau Kay Ashton Iowa City St. Louis Dan Foster Candace Peters Washington Columbia Kelly Grafing

Extra .2 Mile Torchbearer Steps Toward Olympics

Cedar Rapids author Eric Vegoe reports the Olympic Torch Relay spans 13500 miles with 10 Eastern Iowans carrying 1.8 miles on January 5 8 and 9. Torchbearers include Cathy Brousseau Jim Brousseau Vicki Stein Dan Foster Dan Peters Lowell Lyngass Amy Welter and Dr Larry Cook a Cedar Rapids cardiologist who notes warmth and logo free attire as essential and who carries the torch in his mother’s birthplace Winnetka Illinois while Cook trains for the distance and the event.

Eric Vegoe Gazette Cedar Rapids Olympia Greece Salt Lake City Cook Winnetka Abbottsford Rd

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