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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2002
Page
6
Independence high school student Cory McBride creates original music and is spotlighted in today’s Youth Plus feature. An online excerpt can be heard by visiting News State on GazetteOnline. Readers are invited to share their comments at story end.
Martha Stewart offers practical tips for making tasty soups to provide comfort. The note appears in Friday Classifieds with a focus on home cooking and warm, satisfying bowls.
The Gazette notes corrections on a University of Iowa Foundation land stipulation and identifies City Channel 4 as Coralville Iowa City government access. Susan Shullaw denies a will stipulation. editors invite reader corrections by phone.
The Gazette pledges commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St. SW or at nearby locations.
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette lists subscription options with rates for carrier and motor route delivery. It notes pricing for morning and Sunday editions by mail, with 4 and 52 week terms, and US territories rates, plus an address for changes.
The notice provides contact numbers for a subscription service including (319) 398-8333 and (319) 339-3150 plus 1-800-397-8333. Mineral code Q1Q2QR.R914 appears as an indexing fragment.
The Gazette notes Kathleen Soliah’s 20 to life sentence for SLA crimes and murder, while U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema denies a request to televise the Moussaoui trial. The column argues live video would distort proceedings but acknowledges access via print remains essential.
U S investigators start questioning 158 detainees at Guantanamo Bay Camp X ray while arrivals halt to focus on interviews. President Bush defends treatment amid international criticism as Britain Sweden Yemen Saudi Arabia and Australia acknowledge citizens among detainees.
Enron Corp. announces Kenneth Lay will resign as chief executive and chairman while remaining a director. The move follows a board and creditors committee decision during bankruptcy proceedings as Enron, once the nation’s seventh largest company, seeks to reorganize after listing more than 50 billion dollars in assets and over 31 billion in debts. Lay cites ongoing investigations and time demands, aiming to preserve value for creditors and employees.
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