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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2003
Page
1
Champion chefs share recipe ideas for football crowds in Tuesday's Gazette, spotlighting hearty tailgate bites and easy game day dishes. They balance kitchen craft with watching the game, delivering practical tips for crisp, crowd pleasing fare.
Freshman lawmakers return to the Capitol amid plans to restore property tax credits cut last year and add nearly 20 million in state spending this fiscal year. GOP leaders warn some emergency funding must be restored for public safety and institutions to meet federal requirements. Governor Vilasck proposes 76.6 million in general funds, with Medicaid overruns carved out for later reform. The Senate will also swear in Sen. Steve Kettering to fill a vacancy. House Republicans aim to restore homestead, agricultural, elderly and disabled tax credits.
Iowa’s first lady Christie Vilsack stores more than 30 hats at Terrace Hill with more at a Mount Pleasant home. She wears hats to suit every occasion from campaigns to inaugurations and jokes that she was born in the 1920s a flapper at heart. Passers-by often recognize her by a hat.
U N officials report Baghdad found four additional empty chemical warheads, joining twelve found last week, as talks with arms inspectors in Baghdad show cautious progress. Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei press Iraq for fuller cooperation while warning time is running out.
Iowa interim president Willard Sandy Boyd chairs a new statewide task force to boost visibility and support for non profit organizations. He notes about 26 000 nonprofits exist in Iowa with 3 000 charitable groups and urges technical assistance to small groups.
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