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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2001
Page
1
A building demolition revealed artifacts from Star Wagon Works, one of Des Moines first major businesses, uncovering C R history at the Iowa Steel site. Guard Luke Recker leads No 21 Iowa against former teammates in a Big Ten matchup.
Wisconsin town Cedarburg north of Milwaukee gears up for its 27th annual Winter Festival with racing beds as a highlight. The item notes recreation pages and religion pages referencing local goings on.
Delinquent customers are offered a chance to restore service with a remediation period. The notice notes a payment option labeled MONEY 9B and outlines steps to reinstate access.
Charlie Lee Lynch from Vinton figures in a local item tied to the Klan Pace 1A. The short note identifies him as a resident and connects him with the referenced event.
The reader is presented with a table of contents style listing sections such as Births Deaths Comics Editorial Crossword Jumble Legals Lottery Money Movies Horoscope and more across page numbers, indicating a broad daily newspaper layout. The entry consolidates multiple sections rather than a single feature story.
A 7.9 magnitude earthquake strikes western Gujarat and affects cities across India. At least 2,000 dead and 3,000 injured as survivors search rubble in Ahmedabad. Prime Minister Vajpayee vows war footing response and national mobilization. Multiple aftershocks follow school events nearby.
John Tillis of Pearl City Illinois kept the chartered bus upright after a car struck it on Highway 151 south of Cascade. The collision killed two car occupants, Terri Schiltz and Jeffrey Gallo, and left one seriously hurt. the bus carried Iowa City students to a skiing trip and plunged into a cornfield as snow blanketed the road.
About 171 books and 14 pamphlets in UI special collections originated from Holocaust victims. UI librarians may mark the items to honor those remembered, as revealed in a report by the Presidential Advisory Commission on Holocaust Assets.
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