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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2002
Page
2
A light entertainment note playful forecast mixing food theme with culture quips. Readers are invited to explore more in Entertainment for additional Forkcasts and curiosities.
A Health section report discusses the illegal supplement GHB linked to dozens of deaths and thousands of overdoses, noting it remains prevalent. Also previews House of the Week feature on a master suite layout and bedroom design.
The Gazette notes corrections to a Tuesday Marion bypass injury story misstating Elizabeth McCollum age at 35. It also fixes Saturday Tae Kwon Do class promotion and cancels a Liars Theatre fundraiser mislisted in 10 for the Weekend. Readers urged to report errors via phone.
Phone numbers listed include (319) 398-8211 for general inquiries plus (619) 339-3150 and 1-800-397-8333 for other services. The garbled text shows contact details without a clear article context.
Jacquelyn Mitchard argues seeing Ground Zero matters for remembrance and vigilance. Photographers should record reality, comparing Ground Zero to battlefield sites and urging public memory beyond sensationalism. She cites Gettysburg and Civil War imagery while urging diverse Americans to claim the site as part of national history.
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld said the fireball in the Pakistan crash that killed seven Marines resulted from the aircraft impact into a mountain ridge rather than hostile fire. A recovery team arrived as terrain hampered body retrieval and the Afghanistan campaign faced another deadly day.
The first group of al Qaida detainees is flown to Guantanamo Bay for questioning and possible trial. Rumsfeld attributes a Pakistan crash fireball to the aircraft striking a mountain ridge, Bush approves a large defense bill, and Britain backs a three month Afghan peacekeeping mission with Turkey as a prospective successor.
President Bush cautioned Iranian officials not to harbor al-Qaida members fleeing Afghanistan or attempt to destabilize Afghanistan's new government. He warned that the United States would respond diplomatically if ignored, as Tehran seeks to preserve influence amid rising U.S. military reach.
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