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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2002
Page
2
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A 1919 calendar plate is among antique advertising giveaways now valued highly. Gazette sports columnist heads to St Louis to cover Kurt Warner and the Rams vs Packers game on Sunday.
The Gazette corrects a Wednesday edition error stating Officer Dan Howe of Monticello police is on leave to serve in the Army National Guard. The correct agency is the Army Reserves. Readers may send comments or call for corrections at the listed numbers.
In a column Mike Deupree argues Enron’s collapse is a business scandal with possible political echoes but no proven political graft yet. He notes bipartisan funding ties, secrecy in energy policy meetings, and investor retirements, urging reforms without partisan panic.
Richard Reid, a 28 year old Briton and convert to Islam, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston on charges he trained with al Qaida in Afghanistan and sought to blow up a Paris to Miami flight. The indictment says he placed a bomb in each shoe and aimed to kill about 197 aboard. Prosecutors warn of a renewed al Qaida threat to the United States.
Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta said airlines and the government will meet Friday’s deadline for enhanced baggage screening using hand checks, explosive-detection machines, bomb-sniffing dogs, or passenger-bag matching. He noted a training program for screeners and crew guidelines would also be ready.
Richard Reid is indicted as an al Qaida trained terrorist. Bush backs Turkey's peacekeeping offer in Afghanistan but delays funding decision. Daschie and delegation meet Afghanistan's prime minister in Kabul vowing ongoing U.S. involvement. U S officials say Bin Laden group likely lacked WMD capability at bombing start. The September 11th Fund halts donations after raising 425 million for distribution. Bush signs law naming Cranbury post office for Todd Beamer.
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