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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2002
Page
2
The online note highlights Crab Fettuccine as Anne Rutter's top holiday dish. It points readers to GazetteOnline for the full recipe and related entertainment special reports.
A youth oriented career guide is promoted with a promise to help teens plan for their future. A headline notes a young man suffered a spleen loss from a car accident and mentions Dr Donahue in a brief reference.
The notice provides contact numbers for general news departments Arts entertainment features financial food online photo and sports in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. It also lists circulation and classifieds contacts including toll free numbers. The full company directory with email addresses is available.
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street or at nearby recycling locations.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazettes publish daily and Sunday editions from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Rates include Carrier four dollars ninety five cents per week Motor Route delivery five dollars thirty cents per week and mail offerings with varying four week and annual prices for different regions. The paper carries AP news and local content with post office box for address changes.
The notice lists subscription lines and a general contact. Primary numbers include 319 398 8333 and 319 339 3150 along with 1 800 397 8333 and a general line 319 398 8211.
A Gazette column argues against raising Iowa’s speed limit on I 80 citing safety and enforcement gaps. The author notes slower drivers, the abuse of left lane driving, and the need to enforce both slower driving and speed limit laws for real highway safety. The piece reflects on experiences across Missouri and Nebraska.
Federal data show 16 year old girls in 2000 had 175 crashes per 1000 licensed drivers, up 9 percent from 1990. Boys at 210 per 1000 declined slightly. girls drive more miles, boosting exposure and insurance costs. Traffic fatalities remain highest among teens, with two thirds of deaths among boys.
A federal appeals court ordered a new trial for Lemrick Nelson Jr. and Charles Price, ruling that the judge errantly pursued a racially balanced jury and that bias crept into jury selection during the 1991 Crown Heights riots. The defendants, serving 20-year civil rights sentences, were tied to the killing of Yankel Rosenbaum and the earlier death of a black boy.
Ex Panther Rap Brown now Jamil Abdullah Al Amin faces a murder trial in Atlanta with jury selection amid heavy security. Prosecutors say he killed Deputy Ricky Kinchen during a 2000 warrant service. Kinchen died the next day and Deputy Aldranon English was wounded.
LA artist Gary Saderup fails to secure First Amendment protection for posthumous depictions of Curly Moe and Larry. Supreme Court declines to hear appeal. He must disgorge 75000 earned from Stooges images and cover heirs' legal fees after California ruling found no consent for shirts and lithographs.
Andrea Yates, 37, pleads not guilty by reason of insanity in the bathtub drownings of her five children aged 6 months to 7 years. The jury pool of about 60 is questioned as prosecutors and defense attorneys assess potential jurors for a trial expected to last about four weeks.
The U S Supreme Court rejected Terry Nichols bid against a state retrial, clearing Oklahoma to pursue capital murder charges for 160 victims not named in the federal case. Nichols, already convicted in federal court for conspiracy and involuntary manslaughter, faces possible death sentence if convicted in state court.
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