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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2001
Page
1
A study finds more films than ever show actors smoking despite bans in restaurants and many buildings, highlighting ongoing appeal of smoking on the big screen. Feeds mention FedEx cooperation with the Postal Service and Iowa State women defeating Kansas 67 to 48 in a separate note.
The Iowa men’s basketball team welcomes Illinois to Carver-Hawkeye Arena for a 6:35 tip in their Big Ten home opener. Two ISU presidents finalists include a current faculty member and a former leader among five contenders.
A new SUV model blends stylish design with strong performance. It aims to move beyond utilitarian ruggedness by delivering premium comfort and capable handling for daily driving and longer trips.
Iowa revenue growth slowed in the wake of an economic slowdown with tax receipts only marginally above last year. Officials warn a shortfall could force deeper cuts or use of the emergency fund unless farm income and other factors rebound by mid-March.
Bill Evans of Stop Leak Roofing works on a roof at Coach Lamb apartments on 32nd Street NE. The Cedar Rapids company reports about 60 daily calls for leaks caused by ice dams and recent thawing.
Robert Nihart of Mount Pleasant described Line One workers at the Burlington Atomic Energy Plant from 1949 to 1974 and the cancers many friends developed. University of Iowa researchers seek to identify workers and assess health risks for further screenings, noting exposure to asbestos benzine and radiation beyond uranium and plutonium.
The Cedar Rapids city council unanimously adopted new meeting rules to curb personal attacks and unrelated remarks. Seven residents opposed the change restricting public comment, while a shortened period remains for items on the weekly agenda.
Gov. Tom Vilsack visited Prairie View School in College Community to press family and child protection issues while presenting the Condition of the State. Students watched via classroom broadcasts and live Q A, with a youth from Four Oaks Treatment Center asking about children without families. The governor spoke about faster adoption and praised Iowa’s progress.
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