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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2002
Page
2
Gazette reports on Coach Alford explaining the Hawkeye basketball team’s struggles during a Monday press conference. Readers are directed to sports for full coverage and online features.
Spring lines feature Americana motifs as Olympic enthusiasm rises in Salt Lake City. A preview of Chicago's February opening exhibit Chocolate offers a sweet travel stop as fashion and culture converge.
The Old Capitol dome fire occurred on November 20 as corrected after a Gazette report had given an incorrect date. The Gazette invites readers to share accuracy and fairness concerns and provides contact numbers for corrections.
Public tips numbers listed for Cedar Rapids Iowa City and surrounding area under the WATS program. Residents can call 800 397 8212 or local lines 319 398 8254 and 319 339 3155 to report information.
Mike Deupree argues that Iowa will again host the first caucuses and primary in 2004, despite criticism. He notes DNC decisions preserve Iowa and New Hampshire as early states, questions the value, and predicts media spectacle and visitor impact before New Hampshire votes.
Under the shadow of the wars on terrorism Americans gather nationwide to honor the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. In Atlanta about 2000 stood packed at Ebenezer Baptist Church where King once preached. He was assassinated in 1968 at age 39 and would have turned 73 last Tuesday.
Leaders from Laura Bush to Coretta Scott King urged service on MLK Day. Yolanda King addressed 1500 in Boston as Sept 11 memories framed unity. Volunteers across Pennsylvania aided food banks while thousands marched in San Antonio and Raleigh amid protests over the Confederate flag.
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, after a rough start, earned solid marks from colleagues and constituents. The New York Democrat pushed 70 bills and amendments, highlighted by education reform tied to teacher recruitment and trade center aid measures. She secured Bush backing for $20 billion in lower Manhattan aid.
Interior Secretary Gale Norton announced a proposed 56.5 million dollar increase for the National Wildlife Refuge System, an 18 percent rise to cover maintenance and renovations at 538 refuges nationwide including boardwalks trails and levies. The plan would mark the largest boost in seven years, raising the budget from 319 million dollars.
A high-rise blaze on the 14th floor of a 47 building in Chicago's near north side killed a woman in her 50s and injured eight firefighters. Fire officials said cause was undetermined and investigators worked to identify the victim while three firefighters remained hospitalized in fair condition.
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